Potholes and Pavements: A Bumpy Ride on Britain’s National Cycle Network

Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
Foreword
Introduction: Flight
Chapter 1: Falling out
Chapter 2: Founding a network
Chapter 3: Friendship and wayfinding on the Thames Path
Chapter 4: Back to the beginning on the Bristol AND Bath RAILWAY path
Chapter 5: Maps, a murderer and mud on the Kent and Sussex coasts
Chapter 6: Millennium miles, moss and an omerta
Chapter 7: Crime and accidental punishment on the Isle of Wight
Chapter 8: Cycling across Cornwall with a shrub
Chapter 9: Camel walk
Chapter 10: Laker Close, and a reunion of sorts, in Somerset
Chapter 11: Progress and flipping Boris the bird
Chapter 12: Chris Boardman, Chester and the ‘least shit option’
Chapter 13: Gung-ho hand-cycling
Chapter 14: The mystery of the Coalash Triangle
Chapter 15: Thank goodness for Wales
Chapter 16: Laker in the Lakes
Chapter 17: Caledonian people power
Chapter 18: The dream team
Chapter 19: Ned Boulting on helmets and a helter-skelter of history
Chapter 20: This path goes all the way to Liverpool
Chapter 21: Going full circle
Chapter 22: They take us because we need to go
Coda
Appendix: The founders of a network
References
Acknowledgements