·          A compelling account of three epic motorcycle journeys covering 25,000 miles from the Alaskan Arctic Circle to Southern Mexico over a twelve year period.

·          Discovering the different natures in character as the rider reluctantly matures, as well as in the extreme, unpopulated terrains he transverses.

·         This, his third book (In Search of Greener Grass & Ureka), reflects on the conception of Graham’s motorcycle wanderlust, and what continues to fuel his addiction for wild destinations.

·         With a real zest for life, Graham Field is an immensely likeable and engaging character. Just the person to guide you through locations that you may never get a chance to see, from midnight sun to darkest skies.

Surprising. Funny. Opinionated. Vivid. RiDE Magazine

Different Natures takes you on three journeys. Each gives an honest and passionate insight into the evolution of a compulsive traveller. Looking for direction with the wrong eyes spawned Graham’s lust for wandering, the miles cleared his vision and the hunger for longer distance grows with an insatiable appetite for new experiences.

Based on his diaries spanning a twelve year period of travel from the Arctic Circle to Mexico, Graham Field’s journeys are his life. Inevitably these experiences increase his awareness as he passes through various natures of both a reluctant maturity and the extreme environments between his destinations.

From midnight sun to darkest nights, there’s as much diversity in these tales as common threads


 

Three very different journeys on three very different bikes each of which had varying degrees of suitability.  His initial drug induced escapism led to bigger ideas, distances and durations. Eventually finding a reality and gaining the wisdom of perspective, coming to terms with his love hate relationship with the human race and its impact on the planet.

 

Graham Field’s  beloved bargain basement Kawasaki KLR650 (bought for £700 off eBay) has taken him  to more than 40 countries covering over 65,000 miles, across Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Siberian Russia, Iraq, Armenia  and Guatemala to name a few. This book however, tells of how he found his way, to what for him, is the perfect bike and the environments to ride it. 



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