Cycling Europe, England: Brockenhurst to Bognor Regis
My latest bicycle touring update, cycling in Europe: England, Brockenhurst to Bognor Regis. 63 miles. Well, that’s another trip over. And as usual, it’s been thoroughly enjoyable. Although I’d be lying if I said it was easy. It wasn’t; most days have been a struggle, and some have been really tough. But as I said earlier, it’s still been enjoyable. And my total mileage for the three weeks was 973.

There’s not really much to say about the ride home from the New Forest, apart from the fact that it seemed to take forever. I kept bumping into people who wanted to talk. Not that I minded; I always enjoy talking to anyone who shows an interest. It just seemed that there was a lot today, probably because all I wanted to do was get home and put things away.
I’m not sure when I’ll be going away again, hopefully soon, though. But I’ve got quite a few things to sort out at home and a couple of jobs I’ve been putting off, which I need to do. At the moment, I don’t have any hospital appointments, so if I’m quick and pull my finger out, I can get away before any come through!
Tour Information
It’s been years since I took this ride, but the memories (and the data) are all archived:
- Photos: See my photos on Flickr
- The route: View my route across Europe
- Videos: Check out my YouTube videos
- Tour page: Ride overview
Follow & Support
If you’re enjoying the ride and want to fuel my next mile, you can always support me by buying me a beer. Or subscribe to my blog and follow me as I travel around on my bike. As a subscriber, you’ll be among the first to receive news and updates on future tours. And, of course, you can always follow me on social media: Facebook, Bluesky, Threads, X, Instagram, YouTube and Pinterest. I’m also on Flickr, where you’ll find pictures from all my tours, along with regular photo updates that I generally publish each month.
If you want to find out if I’m away touring at the moment and check my location, visit the Where’s Garry page. And for an insight into the gear and logistics that keep me on the road, see my Life at 10mph Guide.




