I cycled from London to Brighton in one day 🚲 a metric century! 

I'm now wondering whether other lines of the song have appeared as titles to videos of the Green's other friends'/colleague's videos. Where are these missing lines hidden! (or will they also just use this line at some point)

haha thank you!!

I am also interested in knowing the answers as well as how you planned your route . Was it easy to follow ? I hate having to constantly check I’m going the right way on a long bike ride. And how was it taking the bike back on the train ? (Presuming that’s what you did) congrats ! I love the idea of doing something like this and doing it alone like you did, seems a really meditative experience . Plus the way you edited it makes it seem like you didn’t see a single person the whole way there ! Bliss

Based on her instagram posts, she definitely built up to this distance. She replied to another commenter, I don't think the breaks mentioned there were bathroom breaks: "Thank you Nina! It took me about 7 hours total including breaks. The heat was intense! Honestly, the motivation of being able to swim for the first time in months kept me going, as well as knowing that on the other side of Ditchling Beacon (the massive hill with a huge gradient that seems to never end) was a 30 min downhill ride directly to the sea on a beautiful hot day. I received encouragement from fellow cyclists, which was lovely. But it was by far the toughest cycle I've done, again, mostly because of the Beacon!"

mwahahahaha

This is complicating our spreadsheet. 😅

@@annakeet I'm also keeping a google doc of all the titles. I decided to make this one an asterisk reference docs.google.com/document/d/1_ieE5_tGv7lstXFTA_CplMDRWoFMgcXnEWjI6AJfh08/edit?ts=5f312dc7

Brighton sends its best to you!! It told me!

Rosianna Halse Rojas ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you Nina! It took me about 7 hours total including breaks. The heat was intense! Honestly, the motivation of being able to swim for the first time in months kept me going, as well as knowing that on the other side of Ditchling Beacon (the massive hill with a huge gradient that seems to never end) was a 30 min downhill ride directly to the sea on a beautiful hot day. I received encouragement from fellow cyclists, which was lovely. But it was by far the toughest cycle I've done, again, mostly because of the Beacon!

:) thank you for watching!

It’s a hybrid and I love it! Trek FX3 2020.

Lol, your poor brain. Hydrate!

Every time I go up a really tough hill I scream sing it in my head haha

Thanks Emma! When I was planning the trip I thought I'd somehow get there before the proper heat of the day kicked in, which the weather treated like a challenge and mocked me for :)

Maybe Famous Five were to blame for this! I certainly felt like an adventurer. I kept thinking about Cheryl Strayed's book Wild and the film adaptation. Particularly when I started fantasising about a Capri Sun the way she constantly thinks about Snapple. I didn't even think I liked Capri Sun. I haven't had one since I was 6. Yes, travelling under your own power!! And I kept thinking about how many little roads there were in all directions, how much more to see. A gateway to many more cycling adventures. I haven't named the bike, no, but I'm considering Tornado, like Zorro's horse.

I took my first train since March! 90 mins, masked, air conditioned, opposite of the journey there haha.

@@rosianna thank god, I thought you cycled it!!