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Episode 2: Irish Green - Peking to Paris

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Scott A

3 years ago

remarkable! in so many ways.
i really like the holes all over the body.

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Jeremy DeConcini

3 years ago

This guy is definitely my new hero.

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Steely

3 years ago

Great story, living life to fullness, big up.

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Terry VanDervort

3 years ago

Peter
Your perception of life from the seat of a motor vehicle, whether it be an XJ-12 or a Ducati 998, is absolutely awesome. You have the ability to see the good in what others fear and you are rewarded with terrific experiences that you generously share with the rest of us.

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JB21

3 years ago

This is absolutely tremendous!! It makes me slightly ashamed that I only did 3000 miles this year…

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dringelstein

3 years ago

This is an amazing video and story. Thank you for this!

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