Biking for Buddhism - Cyclists plan to cycle over 500 miles to Scotland

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On 2nd August, 2008, several cyclists plan to fundraise for a new base for a Buddhist Centre.

The current one, in London, the Samye Dzong, which used to be an old Victorian School, has to be to be demolished to make way for a hospital.

The Samye Dzong has given local people, from all religions, a variety of courses, various teachings and a place of tranquilty.The cyclists will pedal all the way from the Thames to the Samye Ling, Buddhist Centre, in Scotland.

Cyclists and other supporters are welcome to see them off at the Carlisle Lane Centre, near Waterloo for 9am and can join them for part of the journey.

For further details, the Centre can be contacted on 020-7708 8969 or london@samye.org. They would be very happy to hear from you. 

At Now Public, we look forward to receiving their photo and video updates and to hear how their fundraising is going. We wish them good luck and hope they don't have too many punctures!