Joe and Shirley Suzadail
Nice blog. Best three or sometime four stages of the Tour.
Adding to my favorite blogs. Will also link myprocyclingblog.com to you, if you wish to exchange links.
A new challenge every year while cycling legendary climbs in the French and Swiss Alps.
Details on famous and lessor known cycling climbs in the Alps
Recent PostsI obviously like to cycle … but often hiking is a better way to get up high and enjoy the Alps. Here are a few photos from some recent hikes: Every November we like to hike up high in the Grand Massif (Flaine) before the skiing starts: Bad...
Another dark, foggy day in Geneva, with low cloud cover. Only one thing to do …. get above it into the sun. Starting from the village of Crozet is a fantastic deserted little forest road up the Jura mountains. We did see (and hear) a few h...
I think there is nothing more beautiful than an alpine lake surrounded by alps. And the Swiss have perfected building huge dams / lakes in the high Alps. Lac de Mauvoisin has been on my list forever. Today I finally climbed it. ...
Le Chemin de Saint-Jacques de Compestelle has been followed by pilgrims for over a 1000 years. In medieval times it was one of only three pilgrimages offering a plenary indulgence – meaning the remission of the entire temporal punishment due...
For much of the winter Geneva is under dark, depressing cloud cover. But often it’s just a question of getting above the clouds for sunny weather and great alps views. ...
Any second now Col du Galibier will be closed for 7 or 8 months. An alpine heat wave and Eric noticed that Galibier was still open up until the tunnel and just perhaps we could get higher. So why not? A perfect day on the biggest climb in Fra...
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Joe and Shirley SuzadailNice blog. Best three or sometime four stages of the Tour.
Adding to my favorite blogs. Will also link myprocyclingblog.com to you, if you wish to exchange links.
Cycling GuruVery Nice Site
Great List of climbs
willOnly a few thousand metres from achieveing the 2007 Challebnge goal of cycling 160,000 metres uphill.
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I love this BLOG Will. Your photos and stories are inspiring to say the least!
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