Traveling Slowly change the bike today for another way of traveling slowly to get on a horse, with Mamen from Jerebeque Trails, we will know Gredos and the north of Estremadura, an ideal destination also for cycling.
Dani Ruiz introduces us to Txita a company from Donosti that is committed to cycle logistics as a sustainable solution for delivery in the heart of cities.
We introduce you to a traveler we really wanted to talk to Raúl, the Pampa by bike, an Argentine living in Madrid who exudes humanity.
And our book of the week is a gift, Biziz de Dani Burgui. The book recounts the adventure of five bicycle and tricycle expeditions that toured Europe by bicycle in the summer of 2016, recording the human and cultural diversity of the continent.
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These are the topics of today's program:
- 2:05 – Mamen from Jerebeque Trails tells us about the horseback riding trips they organize in the Sierra de Gredos and the north of Extremadura, the Monfragüe National Park and the Villuercas Geopark. A holiday surrounded by nature on horseback along the paths of transhumance. Livestock trails as a resource for sustainable tourism.
- 17:02 – Dani Ruiz de Txita tells us how cyclologistics can contribute to sustainability of the cities. Also one of his projects Cycling without age was awarded at the first awards organized by AMBE.
- 37:00 – Raúl Suarez tells us about his last trip through the Balkans, also his trip through Uruguay with his grandson, which for him was a journey of discovery. But Raúl tells us much more, with a humanistic and hopeful vision of the world. A bike traveler who, as he himself told us, enjoys the continuous loss of fear.
- 57: 41 - Dani Burgui He is the author of this week's book: Biziz. An adventure on bicycle and tricycles touring Europe reclaiming the diversity of the continent. We recommend that you enjoy it to end the month of August. Here you can download it totally free.
- Remember we don't ride a bike to add days to our lives, but to add life to our days. We hope you enjoy the program!!





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