Europe Bike Tour Part 7 - End of the Solo Journey
From Copenhagen I made my way through the Danish islands and back to the mainland. I picked up a car in Flensburg Germany offically ending the solo leg this adventure.
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A suprise visit to Sweden and some of the nicest camping sites of the whole trip. Followed by a laid back visit to Copenhagen.
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I took the ferry from Dover to Dunkirk France. From there I headed east passing through Belgium, Netherlands, and Germany.
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After a tough 2 day push down to Oxford it was nice to spend some quality time with a friend and explore both cities.
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Spent a couple of nights camping on the northern end of the Peaks District and hiking up to a B29 crash site before biking down through some nice villages and scenery on the way down to two more caving huts.
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Check out the latest update. Getting into my first UK caves and handing out with the Red Rose Cave and Pothole Club was an absolute highlight.
Link to PageEurope Bike Tour Part 1 - Scotland and Northern England
I am currently on a bike tour through a couple sections of Europe, starting in Edinunburgh. Check on some images at the link below.
Link to PageAbout Myself
My name is Elliot Bushman, I recently graduated from UConn with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. There I was also the Chief Engineer of the UConn Formula SAE team. I now work for Ensign-Bickford Aerospace & Defense as a development engineer in the Separation and Destruction product group. We develop energetic flight termination and stage separation systems used across the aerospace and defense industry.
Check Out My First Artice in The Underground Movement
The Underground Movement is the official newsletter of the Central Connecticut Grotto, which is the state's largest active caving community. Our newsletter includes content from local members and the caving community at large, and is enjoyed by many.
After getting more interested in caving this past spring I wanted to try my hand at making my own gear. My article about sewing a bag from scratch is on page 11, its function is benefited greatly by Danny Brass's graceful intro on page 3 in From the Editor's Desk.
Check Out My First Bike Touring Trip to Quebec
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This site is made to serve as a basic repository for projects and photography amongst a mish mash of other stuff. A place that I can point to when these things come up in conversation and further exploration is desired.