Rob Penn

In 2010, he wrote and presented the television documentary Ride of my Life: the Story of the Bicycle, based on his book ''It's All About the Bike, which was broadcast on BBC4 and BBC2. In 2012, he presented the six-part series Tales from the Wild Wood'' for BBC4, about British woodlands. In 2013, he cycled 1,200 km through the heart of the Amazon rainforest with former England cricket captain Andrew Flintoff for the two-part Sky1 documentary ''Flintoff's Road to Nowhere''. In 2014, he travelled round Britain in a fish and chip van with Flintoff, making a six-part series for Sky1. "Lord of the Fries" was broadcast in February and March 2015. The second series, Flintoff Fries Again was broadcast on Sky 1 in February and March 2016. ==Publications==

• 2021 - Slow Rise: A Bread-Making Adventure (Particular Books. ) • 2015 - The Man Who Made Things Out of Trees (Particular Books. ) • 2010 – ''It's All About the Bike: The Pursuit of Happiness on Two Wheels'' (Particular Books. ) • 2008 – The Celtic Trail: The Official Guide to National Cycle Network Routes 4 and 47 from Fishguard to Chepstow (Pocket Mountains Ltd. ) • 2007 – The Wrong Kind of Snow: The Complete Daily Companion to the British Weather, with Antony Woodward (Hodder & Stoughton. ) • 2005 – A Place to Cycle: Amazing Rides from Around the World (Conran Octopus. ) • 2004 – The Sky is Falling on Our Heads: A Journey to the Bottom of the Celtic Fringe (Sceptre. ) ==References==