David’s always telling us how great his road trips are, and now it seems he wasn’t lying!

Read all about our last trip to the Pyrenees, straight from the horses mouth with a diary from one of our guests.
http://www.nickfairfield.co.uk/blog/?cat=3

With a tear in our eye, we’re having to wave goodbye to Amy, who’s off to travel the world!!
As you can probably tell from the pictures, she’s been an absolute star in the office, fixing bikes, making coffee, taking bookings…. are all things we hoped she get the hang of in the year that she’s been working for us, but hey not to worry!

We’ll all miss you, good luck on your travels!

The Debate rages on, were Sarah and Paul seperated at birth??

Personally i think Paul wins the best Flamingo impression competition, bit good effort Sarah.

Now don’t tell me, I can do this……

Spurred on by my previous victory at ‘the cornflake game’ ( see bottom for complex rules!) 6 years ago, I thought this was going to be an easy victory, little did I know, I was on a Sardinian holiday with a bunch of Contortionists’ (yes i did need to use the spell check for that one!!!).
It was all going so well, until the final round where i was put to shame by our bendy bikers who all seemed to breeze the ‘flat pickup’ showing amazing dexterity with their tongues! (apart from Helen off course who languished in last place with me!!!!

This superb desert biking adventure focuses on the deep south of Morocco, a land of big skies and stark mountain ranges where mud-brick kasbahs appear to rise up out of the desert, sitting in tranquil palm oases and framed by dramatic backdrops of snowcapped mountains. We ride along Morocco’s dirt roads, taking us from Marrakech to the Tichka Pass, the highest in the High Atlas, and then southward, descending along the Draa Valley to the fringes of the Sahara Desert.