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2000s: A couple take their motorbike and travel through 20 borders on an 18th month journey….
2000s: A couple take their motorbike and travel through 20 borders on an 18th month journey….
When Esa Aldegheri and her husband left their home in Orkney, Esa didn’t know that their eighteen-month motorbike adventure would take them through twenty international frontiers – between Europe and the Middle East, through Pakistan, China and India – many of which are now impassable.
Charting a story of shrinking and expanding liberties and horizons, of motherhood, womanhood, xenophobia and changing geopolitical situations, Free to Go examines the challenges of navigating a world where many assume that women ride pillion, both on a motorbike and within relationships. Part around-the-world adventure, part-literary exploration of womanhood, Free to Go is about the journeys that shape and transform us.
The full journey:
Orkney – Italy, Greece – Turkey – Syria – Lebanon – Jordan – Pakistan – Xinjiang – Tibet – Wuhan – Bjing – Peshawar – Ladakh – Kashmir – North/South India – Western/South Australia and then to Aotearoa New Zealand.
Destination/Location: Worldwide Author: Esa Aldegheri Departure: 2000s
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