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A Rolling Stone

Taking the Road Less Travelled

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A Rolling Stone

By: Geordie Stewart
Narrated by: Geordie Stewart
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Geordie Stewart left his home and his job in the army to cycle across Europe and Asia. Alone on a bike, he experienced freedom and isolation travelling across open deserts and through a vicious Siberian winter.

His journey took him 13,000 miles, but this isn’t a story of the number of miles ridden. It's about choosing an unfamiliar path which led him to discover and confront previously unknown truths. It's a story of people met and insights gained, whether from friends in Europe, farmers in Kazakhstan or the police in rural China. It’s about the impact of feeling humbled, saddened, angry, and amused on the road.

Above all, it's about what life is really like on a bike without a home: a rolling stone.

©2020 Geordie Stewart (P)2021 Geordie Stewart
Adventure Travel Travel Writing & Commentary Adventure

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"A captivating insight into the mind of a solo traveller. (Sir Ranulph Fiennes)

"An extraordinarily sensitive tale." (Robin Hanbury-Tenison)

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An excellent read, thoroughly engaging and inspiring with a very honest account of solo cycle touring

A captivating adventure

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Enjoyed the very real appraisal of the adventure. Al too often glorified, Geordie goes into both the mental and physical struggle of a solo round the world cycle

Brave and inspirational story

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