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Next Monday on 26th of January I am going to the Week Without Walls trip. I am in the Coast to Coast group which is about cycling and exploring Sri Lankan rural areas. These are my main goals for the coming trip:

  • Overcome challenges(more exactly, cyclophobia; http://www.phobiasource.com/cyclophobia-fear-of-bicycles/ ) and achieve new skills in cycling
  • Try myself in a group cycling and cycling on the roads with other vehicles
  • Get to know 10th-graders better  
  • Explore other parts of Sri Lanka
  • Get more fit

I know I'll stay alive
I've got all my life to live
I've got all my love to give and I'll survive
I will survive! Hey, Hey!


Peter Bluck, leader of Action Lanka (http://actionlanka.com/), instructing the OSC group on how to best ride a cycle in mid- January; He accompanied our group to Arugam Bay on the WWW trip; The author (me) is on the left side of the image; Photo Credit: Ian Lockwood

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