Delhi, India
18 hour sleep train last night was exp! Day delhi put up by another team.Now waitin 2 return to uk. Amazing experience to say least
Delhi, India
18 hour sleep train last night was exp! Day delhi put up by another team.Now waitin 2 return to uk. Amazing experience to say least
Jaisalmer, India
ruby ran out petrol 2k from end. Lucky spare jerry can. 12th out of 70, day behind 1st . Nice relaxed day yest, ruby has left us until Parade & cricket sunday.Camel safari 2moro with other lads soton& night in desert. Chilling by pool until night train to delhi wed nxt week. Bye us xx
Uttar Pradesh, India
solid days driving, ruby full service for £2 parts & labour. Pushing on to agra overnight on motorway. Taj mahal for sunrise. Caught up with another team in outskirts of lucknow this afternoon. Over and out the team xx
Uttar Pradesh, India
16 hours himilayan roadside due to landslide. Attempted sleep in ruby despite monsoon rain. Jack mistaken for nepalese man. Caught up with 3 more teams today. Hotel tonight to catch some shut eye before agra for sunday morning. Hope to see more teams there! Over & out.
Western Region, Nepal
2 hour wait himilayan road after landslide closed road. Helped clear 1 other. Another team parked up wit us. Puncture earlier today. Slow day!
Western Region, Nepal
5am start riding elephant safari.Ruby coped himilayan mountain roads. lucky hotel, owner tour guide & translator. Took 2 Mechanic fixed lights.Trips 2moro & plan 2 gt back 2 india soon. Rob recognised team from soton on run. Australian saints fan also. Small world! Over & out the team.@
West Bengal, India
first day on the road. Steering column bent, horn not workin. Few hairy moments but well ahead of pack. Arrived early enough to check in to a hotel with pool. Hitting nepal border at sunrise. 80p lunch for 3 by roadside, hijacked by 3 kids after a lift up the road! Over & out team xxx@
Sikkim, India
rob took to the pitch in a 90 min game against local team at 10,000 seat stadium in front of locals. Now baked black in mud havin won 6.0. Final party tonight ahead of lift off tomorrow in town centre in front of locals. 70 shaw to head off together to nepal border. Down landslide hit mud roads. Expecting a long hard day. Update soon. Over and out.love the team x@
Sikkim, India
met up with tuk tuk today at compound. Few items bought for journey and pimping ongoing. Test drove today, going to be crazy! Footballmatch & party tomo beforo big send off by locals and monks for blessing for the trip
Delhi, India
HECTIC BUS RIDE THROUGH DELHI TO domestic AIRPORT. PLANE CANCELLED BOOKED NEW FASTER FLIGHT. FOUND FELLOW RUNNERS GOOD TIMES
<p align="left"> </p><p><font size="3">Namasté folks!</font></p><p><font size="3">In September 2010, 3 friends will be entering a charity event the ‘Rickshaw Run’ which consists of 64 teams from across the world aiming to complete thousands of miles of treacherous terrain in a traditional Indian ‘Rickshaw’ better known as a ‘Tuk Tuk’. The route starts in the town of Gantok, in the state of Sikkim, India which is located in the foot hills of the tallest mountain range 'in the world'. </font></p><font size="3">We shall attempt to navigate our way along the treacherous mountain passes, snow capped mountains and the battle with altitude sickness of the Nepalese Himalayas, then venturing into the wild jungles of India finishing in the picturesque desert city of Jaisalmer ‘The Golden City’ in the Indian state of Rajasthan for a game of cricket and a cup of tea! </font><font size="3"></font><font size="3"><p><font size="3">The Rickshaw Run is pretty simple. With no preparation and less luggage, one flies to the Indian Subcontinent and does one's damndest to force 150cc of 3 wheeled Indian engineering over thousands of miles of questionable terrain in around two weeks raising as much money as humanly possible for charity along the way. There are no support teams, get out of jail free passes, daily checkpoints or an organised route, we are simply just 4 blokes in a Tuk Tuk with a start line and a finish line and a dodgey map. </font></p><p>Thank you for your support</p><p> </p></font>