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Did 6 miles in 48 minutes 😂

It is worth it. Just do it. 😂😂🎉 Take a Snickers bar, 🎉😂 never give up.🎉

HaHaHaha... The jeweller, the watch, the "oh it looks really nice" and the end of my bank account - was with my Rolex - fully understand!!!! ... and about 6 months after I bought my insanely expensive Rolex, I went into a sport shop and was interested in a chest strap to measure my pulse during my workouts. So the lady turned around and said to me: Oh, these days we have sports watches that will do that for you.. are you like doing outdoor sports at all? Maybe you should consider looking into one of these.. that was my journey into my 1st Garmin (7 yrs ago..) I'm on my 4th Garmin now - wouldn't want to do it without.. I still have my Rolex in my safe.. 😂

Love your accent, and you're very witty and natural. I just started running 🙂

Such a strength....telling it as it is! We've all been there. On a beautiful day I did a ride from Yelverton to Tavistock on to Gunnislake and back via Callington. I'd heard something vaguely on the radio (no mobiles then!) about gales. To be fair the wind was picking up and I managed to get blown off the road on Tamar bridge. As you say another adventure! Thanks again:)

You just reminded me to see Tony's lakelandcam. It's still there, beautiful shots each day.

Well done for trying! Totally agree even 30 mins out there is great and makes it worth the effort of getting out!

Running in general 🤣

Great advice Kit, i need to get out more on mine.... and get off Zwift 😅😂

Love coming across smaller channels, especially when they are already making good content

My local trails. The ride out from the carpark is brutal. Twrch climb is the hardest but has an easier downhill. Cafall is less brutal going up but has more technical and steeper descents. Lots of off piste stuff around if you want more dh/tech riding

My problem is I can’t stop cycling. I’ve got an addiction 😂

I know I'm just someone who rides a bike for all sorts of things like going to work and shopping and socialising and averaging about 100 km per week so in the eyes of most people who consider themselves "cyclists", I'm not an actual real cyclist. Just someone who rides a bike. And yes, one of them is "e" powered. I would say to someone who hasn't ridden a bike for years or decades to not buy any gear yet. I don't own any "gear" myself apart from a helmet. Get your bike working as described and start off riding to meet friends or to work or whatever. If it's a halfway practical bike, put a rack on the back and get some cheap panniers from Amazon or AliExpress. Being able to carry more than an energy bar and a drink on your bike gives it a lot more reasons to get used. Get your bike legs back and if you are still feeling incentivised, then you can splash out the big bucks on all of the gear if you want to be a roadie. Or a cyclist as they like to say themselves. Just offering a not a cyclists point of view on this. Otherwise absolutely cast iron sensible advice from the always entertaining and informative Ms. Pascoe.

Haven't biked in 3 weeks 😭

“Getting out on the bike - that’s the criteria.” (3:17) I feel it only right to remind you that last month you put me on “official typo-spotting duties.” Well, I’m nothing if not thorough, so I’m assuming aural typos to be within my remit … *criterion 😅 😘

Nice video, it was nice at the start when you acknowledged that sometimes we focus on other things and take a break from the current things we are doing. Enjoyed this 😊

Nice cycling! Can you share which bike rental company did you rent your bike? Thanks

I didn’t know you could get there by bike 😊

Yep with cycling it’s not all roses, although being able to get out there come whatever weather or terrain is a gift I appreciate every time…even when hills are shocking, or I escape a near miss…I reflect on each bike ride what I’m able to do. Kitiara your video’s are refreshing, give a balanced view of highs and lows of cycling, with everything in between and more importantly with some humour thrown in.

I was told the toughest part of Lejog is Cornwall and Devon, lots of short, sharp climbs....

Some mucky lanes out there. That's why I like indoor riding in the winter. No bike cleaning 😂😂

Hi Kitiara, well I'm enjoying your ride and chat! I was doing a teacher training degree at Marjons (Plymouth) in the late 70s and trained and raced a lot in this area. My training partner was Ivor Earl who did a lot of triathlons and took me over a lot of climbs as he was relatively compact and light whereas I was 6' 4" and 13 stone! A training ride that we used to do was from the Marsh Mills roundabout along the B roads towards Exeter then through and off back on the A38!! Imagine that now! Anyway I love your rides and delivery. Thank you and keep up the great work!

Welcome to Cornwall! I live in the area where you cycled in this video, and 20% hills are common. You can't cycle anywhere without lots of hills around here.

love your videos

If you think that's bad, try riding northwest Georgia and SE Tennessee here in the states. Nothing but rollers and everything is uphill no matter which direction you ride.

No wind - perfect day for a cycle.

Days like that can really suck and they can often seem to happen for no particular reason. And yeah, offensively hilly is about right, combined with bad roads and a windy day Cornwall can really make you question your choices as a cyclist. Good job it's such a beautiful place! By the way the latest episode of The Sky at Night has a segment on the Goodaver stone circle (about four miles NW of the hurlers), really fascinating

I’d never heard of the Hurlers. Looked it up on my OS Historical map of Ancient Britain and it’s just about visible, sort of ENE of Berry Castle, right? Bronze Age apparently, c.2300-800BC (although English Heritage say it could be late Neolithic (c.3000-2300BC). 🤔 I’ll be testing you on this later.

I think you have just invented a new pain phrase..."offensively hilly"!

It happens. I tend to remind myself that even a shit bike ride is better than sitting at home twiddling my thumbs. I had a severe sense-of-humour failure for hour or so during this year's Dunwich Dynamo and only snapped myself out of it by reminding myself that I could have been at home asleep in bed - and where's the fun in that?

Do you use any other sensors or purely just the watch?

Thank you for sharing, been there and still going through that sort of a day all month long

Need to try some of the forest of dean trails like the Verderers Trail. Probably easier than Twrch but great fun, some good descents. Can be busy at weekends though. I have heard some of the Welsh mtb centres might be closing (coed y brenin) due to funding problems ?

Ridden that hill - many, many times - and yes it is tough. (but also rewarding).

Kitiara you are a real inspiration.. love your videos, traveling Gibraltar to Okehampton next hope to hire a bike and try some of the Dartmoor Way.. after enjoying seeing you ride it. ❤

Looked dangerous and annoying but beautiful but I'm glad it was you and not me 🎉❤

Cwmcarn’s best song was Bette Davis Eyes … What? 👀

(CWM) pronounced coooommmm lol

Oh awesome! I live just a couple of miles from cwmcarn. Great place isn't it?! I feel incredibly blessed living here. Welcome!

Listening to the audio of this as I walk Ted(the border) but visualising every pedal through your description ❤

Hi did you park a car in Portsmouth? We plan to do this (on street parking) and follow your route in April this year.

You are the GOAT!! 🙂 At this point not even Andrew Feather can pull in these views, and I think you could hang with that guy on the hills too, it always seems impossible until someone does it. 🙂

Great trip! I cycled around Normandy this summer and had a lovely time.

What a view that is of the Lighthouse as you round the corner 👍 Thanks for sharing...

Great video for annoying the kids with "We've been there!" and "And there!" 🤣🤣 Nice easy going video 👍

Lovely place to be. I live here on the south of the island. Enjoy the ride and let´s go for a ride. Ther´s a lot of hidden places. All my best wishes. 💫

pithy...what a great word!! Thumbs up for commentary and scenery

Doing it on a electric moped is not cycling

That ride makes me want to be there, you picked a great time of year Kitiara, 26 deg C which is bliss, and superb 360 degree canvas of scenery to take in as you cycle. This is why cycling is so great, it allows you to appreciate and absorb the surroundings, whilst exercising to fuel your soul.

I bet you English never get tired of the Tundra! Here is vastly open but many weeds or Forrest 🙄