Bicyclable

The path from the Luangwa is quite bicyclable, and I did not think he would postpone his departure into the heat of the day.

Only to the north-east can a man travel by land, but in this direction he can follow a narrow but bicyclable path to various villages under the Buntal aegis — Sungei Lumut, Telok Nipah, and Sungei Ja’ong Samin — from the last, the path leads on, no longer passable on wheel, to the house of Mr. Lee Tek Huat the retired headmaster of St. Thomas’s School, over tributaries to the archaeologically rich Sungei Ja’ong, ultimately to Santubong.

Sally Taylor and friends did, and produced Grape Expeditions in France (Springfield Books, £5.95) an introduction to the “bicyclable wine regions of France”.

Between Port Gibson and Natchez, sights along this short (and eminently bicycleable) stretch include the prehistoric Emerald Mound, the second-largest prehistoric structure in the United States, which dates from around 1400 ad and offers a commanding view of the woodlands.

The Childs and Lotts insisted that nearly all streets have bike lanes, making the city universally bicycleable.

Local areas congested by traffic and excessive parking create a more negative perception of the neighborhood among residents as either walkable or bicycleable [28].