Mum and Dad organised a brilliant fundraising event come birthday party for me in Stafford. Introduced by the town crier and involving line dancing, a country and western band and a very large cake, the evening was great fun and a pivotal point in the whole trip. Time with my family and time to rest.
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| Stafford Town Crier |
I decided to head back on the road a day early so set off this morning for Tewkesbury. My brother and his children came to wave me off as I headed South once again.
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| Making friends |
I took the A449, skirting
Wolverhampton, and went as far as
Kidderminster. Life on the road gets lonely at times, so I was pleased to make a new friend. Her conversation was a bit wooden however, so I left her and the squirrels and carried on.
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| Bike and Worcester Cathedral |
I then carried on all the way to
Worcester, I had to do a few chores such as banking but also took the time to admire the cathedral.
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| Passing the Avon through Tewkesbury |
From here, it was a short ride to Worcester to
Tewkesbury - quite possibly the most beautiful stretch of road I have ever cycled on. The views were fantastic - particularly the Ketch viewpoint, just short of Worcester.
Tewkesbury Town Centre is stunning and the Campsite had great views of the Abbey. I went to Evensong with Mum and Dad - a wonderful way to end the day.
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| View from my tent: Tewkesbury Abbey |
Mum and Dad organised a brilliant fundraising event come birthday party for me in Stafford. Introduced by the town crier and involving line dancing, a country and western band and a very large cake, the evening was great fun and a pivotal point in the whole trip. Time with my family and time to rest.
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