Into the Sunrise: Cycling the World, Part Two: Sydney to Mori
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Into the Sunrise: Cycling the World, Part Two: Sydney to Mori
“An amazing tale of an amazing journey, really makes me want to throw my leg over my crossbar and head off into the horizon.â€
“Brilliantly written and funny.â€
“The accomplishments of Chris on his epic journey is nothing short of awe inspiring.â€
“Take caution when reading this book though as i guarantee that once read your going to be sat planning your own adventure.â€
“Utterly absorbing book, this and the 1st book in the series being one of the best touring books I've read (and I've read a few!). What an amazing journey and story!â€
“I couldn't bare to go to sleep because i just didn't want to stop reading.â€
“I love the way Chris writes, I felt I was on the journey with him, what an awesome read, excellent.â€
“What a journey, told with such heart and humor that I often laughed out loud as well as shed a tear or two.â€
“I feel that I have cycled part of the journey with Chris and Dea. He is such a natural storyteller and has a very witty way with words. A great book.â€
In Part Two of Chris Pountney’s attempt to cycle around the world, a disaster in the Pacific Ocean soon forces a drastic change of plans. Can he find a way to recover from the setback and complete his mission to return to the little Chinese town of Mori, and in so doing complete a full circumnavigation of the planet using only his bicycle and boats?
Join Chris and his girlfriend Dea as they travel across four continents and more than thirty countries in the second part of this epic tale of adventure, romance, and outright silliness. A hell of a lot of things happen as they make their way back towards China, but will there be a happy ending? Will the odd sculpture in Mori be reached without the aid of motor vehicles? You’ll have to read the book and find out, it’s not going to be revealed in the Amazon description.
