A fantastic read, especially if you like the combination of riding a bike and travel to wild and wooly places. Lots of entertaining stories of travel on the open road and the people you meet as a consequence of traveling by cycling. A wonderful contrast to Mark Beaumont’s “The man who cycled the world” which is also a great page turning read. Both are books not to be missed.
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