'Long Way Round' on DVD
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'Long Way Round' on DVD
Just got my copy of this a couple of days ago and just finished watching it.
At first, being a cynical so'n'so, I was under the impression it'd be a couple of softie luvvies who would be scared of getting their precious feet even slightly wet.
I was wrong.
The 7 or so hours of film footage must be one of the most enjoyable things I've watched in years and left me with nothing but huge respect for the guys doing the trip. Ok...they had plenty of back-up but it's still a fantastic achievement.
Highly recommended
At first, being a cynical so'n'so, I was under the impression it'd be a couple of softie luvvies who would be scared of getting their precious feet even slightly wet.
I was wrong.
The 7 or so hours of film footage must be one of the most enjoyable things I've watched in years and left me with nothing but huge respect for the guys doing the trip. Ok...they had plenty of back-up but it's still a fantastic achievement.
Highly recommended
With a bit of luck Santa will be delivering me a copy of this together with the book
Watched the series on Sky and thought it was great... armchair world traveller me
Adam
Watched the series on Sky and thought it was great... armchair world traveller me
Adam
Forgive me father for I have sinned... ex S owner moved onto pastures new with four cylinders and a chain... and back to a twin, albeit in a V.
YOU TOO can do the trip... a snip at £14000
Nick Sanders does round the world challenges... only problem is it takes 60 days.... which is gonna be:
1: Bloody hard to get the time from work
2: Very expensive.
3: VERY hard work.
I crashed this yr on the europe challenge, but one of the guys with us had just completed the world challenge.
www.motochallenge.com
Think I'll stick with the DVD for now hehe
Nick Sanders does round the world challenges... only problem is it takes 60 days.... which is gonna be:
1: Bloody hard to get the time from work
2: Very expensive.
3: VERY hard work.
I crashed this yr on the europe challenge, but one of the guys with us had just completed the world challenge.
www.motochallenge.com
Think I'll stick with the DVD for now hehe
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Rob - in answer to your q; dunno mate, only managed to catch a couple of the Sky episodes.
The DVD has almost 7 hours of coverage on 2 discs.
I ordered 2 copies from Duke: 'We don't have them in stock but hopefully will just before Christmas'. I then ordered the same from play.com (as they had them in stock) intending to cancel the Duke order a day or so later - Duke's DVD's turn up 48 hrs after ordering
Anyway, I've 2 spare copies which I'll flog on for a tenner each - both are still sealed in their Play.com packaging.
PM me if you're interested.
The DVD has almost 7 hours of coverage on 2 discs.
I ordered 2 copies from Duke: 'We don't have them in stock but hopefully will just before Christmas'. I then ordered the same from play.com (as they had them in stock) intending to cancel the Duke order a day or so later - Duke's DVD's turn up 48 hrs after ordering
Anyway, I've 2 spare copies which I'll flog on for a tenner each - both are still sealed in their Play.com packaging.
PM me if you're interested.
Todays paper suggested that Charlie will be looking at next years Paris-Dakar rally raid, anyone give me odds how many days he would last without the backup team ?
Lloyd
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It's not how fast you ride, it's how you ride fast.
Light travels faster than sound. That's why some people appear
bright until you hear them speak.
Paul wrote:Ricardo,
What do you get on the SE eddition that you don't get on the "cooking" DVD? How many copies did you buy this time
Paul
Paul - there are, apparently, 3 extra episodes' worth of footage. There's loads more about the Canada/USA bit and a fair bit more on the prep side of the trip. Put it this way, there were more than a few 'hang on...this bit's new' moments when I forced Ann to watch (some of) it the other night. She was very appreciative of my wealth of knowledge, as usual, and hung onto every word....
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