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Tales from the Road: Volume 3

By: Lawrence Bransby
Narrated by: Lawrence Bransby
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Five and a half decades of adventure travel, mostly by motorcycle, often alone or with his son. Now in his 70's, Tales from the Road: Volume 3 captures interesting and unusual vignettes from the author's adventure travels, starting, perhaps, when he was six-years-old (a solo, unauthorised three-mile journey by tricycle). Then, two epic journeys with his father and brother: walking 375 miles from Durban to Lourenco Marques when he was 12-years-old, and then, two years later, a 1,200-mile bicycle ride to Beira in Mocambique.

Following in his father's footsteps, Bransby then took his 17-year-old son on a life-defining motorcycle ride across Africa. Then followed many years of adventure travel—both with his son and alone—to various remote and fascinating parts of the world: Russia, Central Asia, Africa, Morocco, Vietnam, America, Canada, and Alaska.

Perhaps the most difficult journey for the author was when he rode a 25-year-old DR350 motorcycle, alone and at the age of 70, across Russia, including a double crossing of the notorious Road of Bones in the Russian Far East.

All these stories are contained in the three volumes of Tales from the Road—a delicious feast of adventure.

©2026 Lawrence Bransby (P)2026 Lawrence Bransby
Adventurers, Explorers & Survival Africa Travel Writing & Commentary Russia Adventure Motorcycle
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