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Travel on my mind, bikes in my blood and little in my wallet. My low budget journeys of humour and honesty have inspired many to hit the road in search of their dreams. I’m a solo traveller at heart, and my observations and occasional relations, take the readers of my books along with me to Mongolia, Iraq, the Arctic Circle and many other distant destinations...read more
Motorcyclist:
A world viewed through the visor - £750 bike, 15,000-mile journeys, 100-day time frame, solo independent budget travel, no support, no sponsorship, no guide
Traveller:
A life time of travel experience and anecdotes from backpack to bicycle to motorbike
Writer:
My diaries, over 30 years of travel and story telling. Honest, insightful, introspective, thoughtful, aware, authentic, integrity, down to earth, achievable, no pretense.
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About Graham Field
Graham Field is the author of 8 travel books, In Search of Greener Grass, Eureka, Different Natures, Near Varna, Not Working and the Rambling On trilogy.
Travel on his mind, bikes in his blood and little in his wallet, Graham's low budget journeys of humour and honesty have inspired many to hit the road in search of their dreams. A solo traveller at heart, his observations and occasional relations, take his readers with him to Mongolia, Iraq, the Arctic Circle and many other distant destinations..
Latest Blog Posts
The End of the Road?
In the night headlights shone through my tent, so I
Extremes and raging rivers
I realise I’m in a valley on the Pamir Highway,
Sneak preview of the new book
As the manuscript comes back from the copy editor I
The indecision of an indirect journey
The heat is becoming an issue, a constant and unavoidable
The Worst Ride Ever
There were clues that passed me by, with annoyance but
The 2300 Kilometer Diversion
No one has evert said after reading In Search of
