Film & Photo Zone
Quite often it’s easier to express the experiences of the open road via film and photos. Checkout the latest on our youtube channel, flickr account or right here on our website.
Photo Albums by Country
Europe | Western Asia | The Stans | China | South Korea
GERMANY | FRANCE | SWITZERLAND | CROATIA | BOSNIA | MONTENEGRO | ALBANIA
KOSOVO | MACEDONIA | BULGARIA | GREECE | TURKEY | GEORGIA | AZERBAIJAN
UZBEKISTAN | KYRGYZSTAN | KAZAKHSTAN | CHINA
Photo Albums by City
CAPPIDOCIA, TURKEY | BUHKARA, UZBEKISTAN | SAMARKAND, UZBEKISTAN
BISHKEK, KYRGYZSTAN | ALMATY, KAZAKHSTAN | BEIJING, CHINA
YouTube Videos
On The Radio
7th April 2009
Pre-Trip Interview
South Korea
23rd April 2009
Beijing Interview
China
12th May 2009
Xi’an Interview
China
16th June 2009
Urumqi Interview
China
23rd April 2009
Aktau Interview
Kazahkstan
Follow Katie, Jared and Thorsten through the Balkans and Switzerland and they make their way to the UK. or view photos of Toms NW route through the European countries of Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary, Austria, Germany, England and finally his home country of Northern Ireland.
Our time in Turkey was spent both cruising along the coast of the black sea and adventuring through the central mountains to the majestical Cappidocia. Georgia was yet another highlight in our trip. Vardzia in the South-West of the country is worth visiting. Despite Azerbaijans bad reviews we had a great time. The people were very friendly, and Lahic is a beautiful untouched village well worth visiting. Starting in the expensive city of Baku we made a break for the North Georgia border through desert and beautiful countryside.
A big thank you goes out to the people of Uzbekistan as they truly made our experience in their country a great one. Cycling in Kyrgyzstan was a hard but very rewarding experience with some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. We briefly visited Kazakhstan as we traveled from the border of China it the border of Kyrgyzstan
Photos of our adventures as we cross China from Dalian in the East to the Kazakhstan border in the East.
Cycling is almost suicidal in the cities of South Korea, however after many weekends in the countryside we have found that once out of the city Korea can be a very rewarding cycling experience. Just watch out for all the hills & mountains.
