British Cyclist Crafts Skeleton Route for Halloween in Leicester

Rebecca Laurel's six-hour cycling journey creates a skeletal image on GPS maps, continuing her annual Halloween tradition.

Rebecca Laurel, a cyclist from Leicester, spent over six hours crafting a skeleton-shaped route using GPS tracking.
Laurel has previously created Halloween-themed routes, including a pumpkin, ghost, and witch.
The skeleton design required her to retrace parts of her path, particularly for the legs and ribs, slowing down the ride.
The entire route covered nearly 69.5 miles, equivalent to almost 112 kilometers, through the city center.
This activity is part of the growing 'Strava Art' trend, where athletes use GPS data to create digital artwork.