(Piedmont, Italy) An Anglo-Italian pair of cyclists undertook a 4,500-mile cycling adventure with their dog, through seven countries, and created the largest GPS drawing ever made – a 600-mile wide bicycle across Europe – to draw attention to the scale of climate breakdown reports The Guardian.

The couple, Daniel Rayneau-Kirkhope and Arianna Casiraghi, gave up their jobs as physics researchers and began their journey in the summer of 2019 but ran into problems including a knee injury and Covid. The actual cycling took about four months overall.

The journey has earned them three world records: the largest GPS drawing ever made, the biggest such image drawn only by cycling, and the biggest bicycle ever drawn.

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