I am going on a cycling adventure that promises to be the most challenging of my life thus far. Starting on March 12th 2012 and finishing on 27th March 2012, I going to attempt to cycle between the 3 capital cities of Great Britain. Starting outside Holyrood in Edinburgh, I'll then make my way towards the Senedd in Cardiff and finally on towards Westminster in London.

I am doing this because I believe that the challenge of climate change is one that affects everyone, whether you live in a developing country or here in Britain, we're all in this together! In Britain we are fortunate that there are plans in place to help us live in an environmentally conscious way. In developing countries this is often not the case and we have to call on our leaders to continue to commit to international talks and agreements that will see developing countries develop in an environmentally friendly way.

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I am really excited but really nervous too, as I'll be covering more distance than I did when I did the Land's End to John O'Groats. During the event will be updating twitter. Also keep up to date with me on facebook.

Thanks

Catherine