Lydia Franklin Livres

The narrative revolves around an ambitious cycling challenge of 100 miles a day over 24 days, spanning 2400 miles from Chicago to Los Angeles along Route 66. The journey, aimed at raising funds for the Love Hope Strength Foundation, unfolds through eight states, highlighting the physical and emotional struggles faced, including exhaustion, harsh weather conditions, and moments of homesickness. This adventure not only tests endurance but also emphasizes the spirit of resilience and purpose behind the ride.

The narrative follows a determined cyclist as they confront the grueling challenges of the toughest bike race globally. It explores themes of perseverance, physical endurance, and the mental fortitude required to face extreme conditions. As the protagonist navigates the race's obstacles, they also uncover personal growth and the power of resilience, making it a compelling journey of self-discovery and triumph against the odds.

Racing The Phoenix is not simply about a solo bike ride from North to South New Zealand to raise money for Love Hope Strength Foundation It is a story about the freedom of the road, hope and despair, struggle and victory. Told through blogs from the road, it will take you on a journey through searing heat, torrential rain, headwinds and even the Gates of Haast to the Place Where Rainbows End. It is also a story about Love Hope and Strength, the places it leads you and the people you meet along the way. Ultimately however, it a story about life and how we must make the most of every opportunity we have. Fight The Fear, Embrace the Randomness and above all Go With The CraZy