The Mark Gorry Foundation (MGF) Team have uploaded some great videos of their Cycle Taiwan experience on to YouTube. You can view them here or by checking out the MGF Team channel.
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MGF YouTube Videos
Posted in video, tagged biking, cancer, cancer research, challenge, cheshire, clatterbridge, clatterbridge cancer research, cycle, cycle taiwan, cycling, liverpool, merseyside, sponsored, sponsored challenge, sponsored event, taiwan, video on December 21, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Send off lunch
Posted in charity, cycling, tagged cancer, cancer research, challenge, cheshire, clatterbridge cancer research, cycle, cycle taiwan, food, liverpool, merseyside, sponsored, sponsored challenge, sponsored event, taiwan on November 19, 2010| 2 Comments »
The Cycle Taiwan team will be setting off in the early hours tomorrow so we hosted a good luck/send off lunch at our office in Bromborough. It was the first time some of the staff at Clatterbridge Cancer Research got to personally meet the enthusiasts who have taken up the Cycle Taiwan challenge. It was also the first time for some of the team to meet each other.
We all shared an authentic (ish) Taiwanese meal, whisked all the way from our authentic local Chinese, and it was an opportunity for Sam to give a little bit of briefing on how the team would overcome any of the challenges along the way.
Good luck everyone!
Two Days to Taiwan!
Posted in charity, cycling, tagged cancer, cancer research, challenge, cheshire, clatterbridge, clatterbridge cancer research, cycle, cycle taiwan, liverpool, merseyside, sponsored, sponsored challenge, sponsored event, taiwan on November 18, 2010| 5 Comments »
There are now just two sleeps left before Sam and her team travel to Taiwan and there is a definite buzz from the participants and the staff at Clatterbridge Cancer Research – with most of us wishing we were going too! Sam’s taking more gadgets than James Bond out to the Far East and we’re hoping that all the cameras and gizmos she’ll be travelling with will enable us to document the whole trip.
We’ve got a send off lunch planned for tomorrow with many of Team Taiwan joining us in the office, so it will be a great opportunity to meet them and get this blog started in earnest. Although we’ll be updating regularly, this blog is very much for the Cycle Taiwan team and we’ll be faithfully uploading photos, video clips and other entries that record their 470km cycle odyssey.
Cycle Taiwan 