Yes i only later found this out when i was researching for my trip and read it on the ADV site................Mike54 wrote:The stills / movie is actually a tribute to Izi, Kryzs's mate who was killed shortly after their Afghan trip (from where the pictures came from) it's not a trip record as such, more a collection of shots of Izi.TRIX wrote:apologies i kind of read it that you thought that was a movie , i get where your coming from inspiration comes in all forms
Mondo Enduro-my first viewing & impression. ----VIDEO NOW REMOVED----
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Re: Mondo Enduro-my first viewing & impression.
Re: Mondo Enduro-my first viewing & impression.
I read the book and gave up towards the end, it felt like they git the hard bit out the way (massive respect for that as it was epic) but then they lost interest a bit...
I think I packed in reading when there was only one guy carrying the can, or did I get it wrong ?
first 2 thirds of the book were bloody epic...
I think I packed in reading when there was only one guy carrying the can, or did I get it wrong ?
first 2 thirds of the book were bloody epic...
Re: Mondo Enduro-my first viewing & impression.
I find a lot of bike travel books do that. One minute they're several k's from the end & the next minute they're going home.gibbo1974 wrote:I read the book and gave up towards the end, it felt like they git the hard bit out the way (massive respect for that as it was epic) but then they lost interest a bit...
When travelling, I keep a diary but towards the end of the trip, my notes become very sketchy, sometimes non-existent. Perhaps this explains why most travellers tales end abruptly :unsure:
living an ordinary life in a non-ordinary way
