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Ordnance Survey Logo Timmy at Land's End

Painting Utterly Brilliant Britain

Timmy Mallett's

Cycling Circumnavigation of Great Britain

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This story starts over 200 years ago when Napoleon discouraged people from travelling to Europe, and artists like Joseph Turner set off to explore Britain with their sketchbooks.

I wanted to follow in their footsteps, exploring our beautiful coastline by bike and painting the adventure as I went. To this end, Ordnance Survey provided a great range of maps to help with planning and choosing good cycle routes.

This journey was actually further and took longer than I expected – I set off from Paddington Station down the Thames and headed clockwise around the coast keeping the sea on my left.

4,500 miles later and pedalling for over 4 and half months I found myself back where I’d started

~ Timmy Mallett

Legend

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Cycle Route

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Paintings and Videos

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To view or buy Timmy's artwork, visitMallett Fine Art or find Timmy Mallett at his Linktree

Thanks to OS Jamie Heath & Mel Marochov for developing the web map.