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Right To The Edge: Sydney To Tokyo By Any Means: The Road to the End of the Earth

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Right To The Edge: Sydney To Tokyo By Any Means: The Road to the End of the Earth
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Charley Boorman
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:336
Dimensions(mm): Height 195,Width 127
Category/GenreTravel writing
ISBN/Barcode 9780751543452
ClassificationsDewey:910.4092
Audience
General
Illustrations Section: 32, colour photos

Publishing Details

Publisher Little, Brown Book Group
Imprint Sphere
Publication Date 2 September 2010
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

Charley Boorman is back in the saddle for a brand-new, adrenaline-fuelled adventure! He begins his journey racing north from Sydney up the Gold Coast, where he hitches a ride in a Spitfire. In Papua New Guinea he takes a hand-made canoe through tropical rainforest to stay in a remote tribal village almost untouched by the outside world. He drives a tuk-tuk made of bamboo in the Philippines, rides with the Mad Dog biker gang in Manila and eats deep-fried crickets in Taiwan before reaching his final destination in Tokyo. From active volcanoes to coffee plantations to hilltop monasteries, Charley takes an exhilarating ride through some of the most spectacular countries in the world. Fast paced and fascinating, Right to the Edge is a gripping read from one of our very best travel-adventure writers.

Author Biography

Charley Boorman is the author of RACE TO DAKAR and co-author of LONG WAY DOWN and LONG WAY ROUND. All are bestsellers. He lives in London with his wife and two daughters.

Reviews

"Both McGregor and Boorman prove themselves to be engaging, articulate and entertaining narrators . . . a highly readable and spiritually uplifting book about a dream come true." "Wanderlust "on" Long Way Round"" "Replete with colorful characters, hair-raising action and enough raw machismo to knock over an elephant." "Kirkus Reviews "on "Race to Dakar""