Follow Garry on his travels
Here you can watch the videos Garry’s made as he’s travelled around on his bike… which, may not be of the highest quality but might just raise a smile!
All the videos here have, at some point, appeared on the various social media channels that Garry blogs on. But they are all brought together here in one place.
You can watch them here, or you can watch them on Garry’s social media channels, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and watch them there.
Whatever way, you choose to watch them. Just remember Garry’s no Steven Spielberg and only does them to give a sense of where he is and what he’s experiencing!
Garry’s Hamble le Rice video which was filmed on his way home from the Isle of Wight on Good Friday. It shows the pretty little village of Hamble which is where the little pink ferry is caught from.
It was rather busy with tourists that day, never mind “ding ding out the way bike coming through!”
It ties in well with another of Garry’s videos from September 2015 of the Hamble to Warsash ferry although that was filmed on the crossing from Warsash to Hamble.
The cycle ride from Shoreham-by-Sea to Brighton which was taken on my ride to Brighton on Valentines day last month and forms part of the Sustrans national cycle route 2 although I didn’t stick to the recommended route as it goes all around the houses, I just went down the main road for part of it!
It’s a popular ride and one that I’ve done many times with Julie as it is mainly off road.
You can also view the video on Garry’s YouTube channel
On the “Little Pink Ferry.”
The ferry which crosses the river Hamble between Hamble-le-Rice and Warsash.
The crossing forms part of the national cycle route 2 which when it’s complete will run along the south coast of England, from Dover in Kent to St Austell in Cornwall.
I took it from Warsash to Hamble on my cycle ride down to the New Forest earlier this month.
To mark the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain victory a Battle of Britain memorial flypast had been organised at the Goodwood Aerodrome.
40 Spitfires, Hurricanes and Blenheims were assembled at the Aerodrome; they came from across Europe and the USA to take part in a historic flypast over the South of England.
The event brought together in one place more Battle of Britain aircraft than at any time since World War Two.
Here are a few that flew over me.
