BrusselsThe skydive that didn’t go to plan! I’d managed to cycle just over 300 miles in five days and knowing that this level of exercise is likely to cause more damage than good to my kidney condition… I visited Saint-Luc Read More …
Attack of the Drones! The ‘Real’ Adventure Begins The first overseas leg of my 6000 mile adventure (10,000km) starts here, as I cycle from Calais to Brussels! With plenty of challenges along the way, I struggle with self-doubt and realise Read More …
Beyond my Comfort Zone The Adventure Begins! The day I left home to cycle 6000 miles around Europe and skydive in every country I visited! Going beyond our comfort zone allows us to make crucial changes in our life Read More …
RESILIENCE Being the Best Version of Yourself We’re all faced with various challenges that require resilience every day. During this time, especially while we’re still very much ‘crawling’ out of our holes, wary of the world as we knew it Read More …
SKYDIVING – FEHRBELLIN Joel picked me up from Anna’s flat and took me to the drop zone. Peggy introduced me to Joel… and no… I wasn’t just hanging out with Guy Secretan, from ‘Green Wing’, or Donkey from ‘Shrek’ (sorry Read More …
AMSTERDAM TO BERLIN(Part 2 – The Other Side) I got to Minden and had nowhere to sleep. I sent a few messages out on ‘Couchsurfing’ while I sat and ate a massive burger. I’d been so determined not to eat Read More …
AMSTERDAM TO BERLIN(PART1 – The Struggle) 9th June 2019 Leaving Amsterdam was even harder than leaving home. I hope that statement doesn’t upset any family and friends! The only way I can describe it is… going through an entire month Read More …
TEXEL Peggy and I set off for Skydive Texel early in the morning. We had to rush through the ferry port in Den Helder, on the North coast of the Netherlands to meet up with Peggy’s clan of skydiving buddies! Read More …
DORDRECHT TO AMSTERDAM I completely missed the border crossing from France into Belgium, because I was finding it difficult to stay present… my mind was overactive and filled with anxiety. This time I made sure I knew when I was Read More …
