John Rebus does LeJog

[Enigmadick]

Well a bit of it, and in his old Saab rather than on a bike.

But dip into his latest outing "A Song for the Dark Times" where a lot of the action is set in the mythic village of Naver, presumably based on Bettyhill.

And if you liked that then how about Damian Boyd's "Down among the Dead", a DI Nick Dixon police procedural that is set on Sedgemoor, which is also on many folk's Lejog route.

[rjb]

Are these podcasts? Can you post a link for the Sedgemoor one please as I can listen to it whilst riding around the Somerset levels.

[Enigmadick]

Nay - just old fashioned crime novels, although they're available on that new fangled Kindle thing and possibly as audio books.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B083V6VJML/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_SRUIFbT8AXYQF

[philvantwo]

Ian Rankin was on BBC2 a few nights back in a museum in Edinburgh, he showed us a wardrobe that Robert Louis Stevenson once owned!

[Mike Sales]

Ian Rankin was on BBC2 a few nights back in a museum in Edinburgh, he showed us a wardrobe that Robert Louis Stevenson once owned!

Made by Deacon Brodie, respectable cabinet maker by day, but criminal at night. Thought to have inspired Jeckyll and Hyde.