Wendy and Ians wild idea, a 100,000 mile summer

[orbit]

Well, I've gotten to Baton Rouge so far.

Clever use of a beer cave!

 

[Ed.]

...

As Ian said, we're blown away by the interest and the support. Thank you everyone - we hope you enjoy the mayhem we painstakingly crafted for your enjoyment!

Your personal sacrifices for our entertainment know no bounds! Truly selfless and the choreography is stunning!

 

[Schpark]

Will it ever hit Audible? I love listening to audio books on long distance rides.

 

[bionicpelvis]

Will it ever hit Audible? I love listening to audio books on long distance rides.

We're working on it! We're really want to voice it ourselves because our having both of our unique perspectives is such an important part of the story. If it all works out, we'll have an audiobook by the end of the year.

 

[Paul Meyer]

Got my copy today. Now if the perpetrators would set up a ride to sign, I wouldn't have to tote that monstrosity around the country hoping to cross paths with them at some point.

 

[LeMaitre]

Got my copy today. Now if the perpetrators would set up a ride to sign, I wouldn't have to tote that monstrosity around the country hoping to cross paths with them at some point.

That sounds greate but how are they going to sign an e-book?

 

[Stephen!]

That sounds greate but how are they going to sign an e-book?

Sharpie on the screen...?

Your question somehow reminded me of the Philip K. Dick novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" (Curious if the author's name will survive the forum's nanny filter)

 

[tabledrain]

Got my copy today. Now if the perpetrators would set up a ride to sign, I wouldn't have to tote that monstrosity around the country hoping to cross paths with them at some point.

Which country wouldbthat be Paul?

 

[Paul Meyer]

Which country wouldbthat be Paul?

Well currently US but always open to suggestions. Have you seen how small my panniers are?

 

[tabledrain]

Well currently US but always open to suggestions. Have you seen how small my panniers are?

I tell you what mate. You come over here and pay excess baggage to bring your book and I'll give you a low mile BMW to ride.

 

[bionicpelvis]

I tell you what mate. You come over here and pay excess baggage to bring your book and I'll give you a low mile BMW to ride.

DON'T DO IT, PAUL! IT'S A TRAP!

 

[LeMaitre]

Finished reading the saga yesterday. Wendy & Ian thanks for putting the bad & good luck down on paper. It takes a special person to not give up when faced with the number of set backs you both experienced.

Hoping both of you have recovered enough to be in the big dance next year. (Let's face if for you two it will be a little dance)

-Mark

 

[tabledrain]

Thanks Mark,
There are parts of our story that are not pretty. There are parts of it that show us in our best selves as well. Through all the good and bad we persevered and the story, written without flinching from the bad and revelling in the good, became a real human story and not one about motorcycling.
I hope you have recovered from reading it, we both still feel it daily.