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September 2010
Thanks to Chris Guillebeau – the ultimate travel hacker – for this heads up.
As regular readers of this site would know, I’m all about revealing the secret ins and outs of air travel and baggage hacking when I find out about them.
US Airways are currently offering the ability to purchase up to 50,000 miles [...]
When I head overseas, I like to save all my travel documents on to my iPhone, a USB stick and into Gmail.
Before my 2010 trip to the TDF, I needed a way of saving attachments (pdfs, specifically, for plane itineraries and passport scans) from emails on my iPhone (both from the Mail app and [...]
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This post might be a bit tongue-in-cheek.
What to do when the Gendarme says: “Non!”
If you travel to France for Le Tour, chances are you will encounter a gendarme on the road preventing you from getting to your vantage point to watch the Tour.
I’ve been in the situation a few times now where we desperately [...]
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The L’Etape registration is a very fun part of doing L’Etape.
Apart from the necessary registration, the L’Etape registration is a fun few hours hanging out at a mini bike show.
Loads of manufacturers like Time, Ridley, Look, Specialized, Trek, SRAM are at the registration with loads of things for sale.
You’ll be able to buy energy [...]
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Just a quick reminder: The Guide to Cycling the Atlantic Pyrenees is free for 4 more days only.
You can download the guide as a PDF by visiting this post. You can email the guide to as many of your friends as you’d like.
After that, it will be $9, but will continue to be [...]
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