Jamie Hargreaves

Also in this podcast... Me and my brother were both raised on my dad's stories when we were younger.

He always told us of his adventures when he was cycling across the world and how kind the world actually is and how amazing it is.

Why did I do it?

Well, I mean, me and my brother were both raised on my dad's stories when we were younger.

And he always told us of his adventures when he was cycling across the world and

how kind the world actually is and how amazing it is.

I always wanted to have similar experiences.

The most obvious way to do that was also to cycle across the world.

When you're traveling on bike,

It's a lot better than just sort of travelling as you would normally because you get to fully immerse yourself everywhere that you are.

Yeah, so we had to cut off from dad's path because obviously as Brits, we're no longer allowed to go through a ramp.

So I had to go up.

instead through Georgia.

And then the idea was originally to fly across from Georgia to Kazakhstan.

But then I found out that we could actually go through Russia.

So we got the 10-day transit visa for Russia.

And we ended up cycling through Russia for 10 days, then entered Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, which are just incredible places.

Yeah, so cycling across the world, obviously, I got to meet all kinds of strangers.

And

99% of the people you meet are incredibly friendly all over the world.