Penny-farthing cyclist raises over £1,000 for RSPCA from 205-mile cycle ride
A local cyclist has ridden a penny-farthing 205 miles across the country in a day from the east coast of Southern England to Burnham-On-Sea to raise funds for the RSPCA.
Bruce Walsh took on the challenge during the recent Chase the Sun bike ride in support of the RSPCA.
He was riding with fellow cyclists Issy Pritchard, Tracey Pritchard, Gary Payne, Hamish Pringle and Christopher Musgrave-Brown as a team.
They cycled from the east coast of Southern England as the sun rose and didnât stop until the sea was seen again before sunset, 205 miles to the west in Burnham-On-Sea.
Man rides hundreds of miles on a penny farthing to raise money for RSPCA
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Publishing date: May 27, 2021 • 1 hour ago • 5 minute read • Former Edmonton playwright Brad Fraser. Photo by David Hawe /supplied
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We are living in the age of memoir the inward journey preoccupies the literary landscape. Brad Fraser’s new release, however, manages to make an intensely personal story bigger than merely the reflections of the famously bad-boy playwright from Edmonton who went on to success as a writer in cities from New York to Los Angeles.
Playwright Brad Fraserâs new memoir fans the flames â¨of his provocative legacy
Brad Fraser is not a psychic, though people have often suspected otherwise. He explains that his keen intuition was developed as a child, reading his parentsâ mercurial moods. âWhen you are raised as I was by parents who youâre constantly second-guessing, who donât tell you what theyâre really feeling, who expect you to know whatâs going on inside, as a young child you learn to read the signs,â he says.
That observational ability has served him well over more than 40 years as a playwright. Heâs now turned that lens inward for