Day 3, Mundaring Weir to York, 75km. Good day today. Left the hostel at 6am with the kangaroo family sat outside eagerly awaiting their wheetabix (no joke, they love wheetabix no milk though). I witnessed one of the larger roo's slap the joey, it looked hilarious with their weird little arms. I set off into the darkness with my high-viz (thanks Jane and Jen, still Smells of horse though) and all my lights flashing. I must of been a sight, I had more lights on ...

Well Wednesday turned out to be very eventful. I left my house wobbling side to side like a new born calf. I have never had that much weight on the bike before so I decided to cycle on the backstreets till I adjusted to the weight. Some of the suburbs I cycled through looked amazing, it was 6 am the sun was coming up, the sprinklers were on, each house looked like a pristine oasis. It's a an attractive landscape but one which you know is fake and relies on WA's d...

And I'm off!!! If you are reading this just after Its appeared online, it's 5 am in the morning and I will be pedalling my way towards the Munda Biddi trail, a 900km bike trail. The trail starts to the North East of Perth in Mandaring sculpture park. Personally I am Intrigued by the concept of a sculpture park, do we have them in England? and if so why have I never been to one? The trail heads South through the forests and national parks that run to the East of...

Hey guys, this is just a quick round up of my time in Perth. I had already written one but I forgot to get it off my laptop before I gave it to My friend to take home. On meeting a few locals you get the feeling that In Australia Perth is viewed as the slightly weird and uncultured guest at a party that unfortunately you might be related to, ironically I think that is how Australia is generally viewed. Perth, given the time is not what people make it out to b...