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September 29, 2025
If life is a road, consider a road less travelled. One with a view to die for, with smooth curves and bends continuously changing the perspective. challenging, even demanding, but in a way that leaves you stronger. The company is good, as is the cafe at the top. Wall-to-wall sunshine can be too much of a good thing, so throw in some homemade mist and cloud, enough to retain a little mystery and keep things interesting.
Avoid the industrial heartlands, the pollution-filled cities, the beating mechanical heart of a society that chews you up and spits you out. Concentrate your efforts towards the sunlit uplands and follow the road that leads to a better place. A combination of the physical and spiritual needs leads to a clear mind and a strong body. Prerequisites for the challenge of modern life. Lose yourself in these mountains, come back stronger, set yourself free.
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Cycling photography prints for the cyclist in your life.
All the prints are bespoke, printed to order products. Please allow a few working days for printing and dispatch. All the prints are Giclée prints, printed on 308gsm Hahnemühle fine art paper. All prints are of the highest quality, bleach free, and will last many years.
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