

Colégio, Portugal
18 - 22 April 2017
Yes, it's true. When I bought my bike, the people in the shop told me that I could cycle to China without having a flat tyre. But that's not completely true.
On Tuesday, when I wanted to leave the dunes were is had spent the night, I found out that I had a flat tyre. So I removed my bags and turned my bike upside down. And of course it started to drizzle. I couldn't find the gap, so I decided to pump my tyre up, because maybe the valve wasn't...