Chester to Chepstow
John Davies
Aug 2007 · Pneuma Springs Publishing
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A land of magnificent mountains, verdant valleys, beautiful beaches and towering castles. All this, the travel brochures tell you, is crammed into the tiny country of Wales – and it’s true. A marvellous place to visit then, and what better way to see it than on a bicycle? Starting just across the border in Chester, this book charts the course of a cycle ride which roughly follows the coastline of Wales. The sights seen are vividly described with many references to their historical significance. Wales has a rich cultural heritage and the book is enlivened by the many interesting and humorous conversations with local people. Read about the naked lady lying at the bottom of the stairs and the bandit from Bolivia. A Welsh International rugby player and a company director are two of the people who gave exclusive interviews. This is essential reading for cyclists and couch-potato pedallers as well. Book reviews online: PublishedBestsellers website.
About the author
The youngest of six children, John Davies was born in Port Talbot in 1948. He attended Glanafan Grammar School and has been happily married to Adrianne since 1971. Their son Ian was born in 1979. Ian is happily married to Tina and they have a daughter called Freya. John has been a fitness fanatic all his life and is treasurer of Port Talbot Harriers and president of Welsh Masters Athletics. He has an eclectic collection of published works including - ‘Hewl, Stori Geraint Grifflths’ (with Geraint Davies), ‘Chester to Chepstow’, Lyricks and Limericks’ and ‘Trevor the One Eyed Tractor’. He retired after 30 years service with BP Chemicals and has been running, writing, cycling and playing guitar ever since.
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