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‘I Should Have Left the Whiskey' is the first book in the 'Rambling On' trilogy, compelling tales for
a time when motorcycles were left in the shed and global exploration slowed to the pace of
cycling.Two very different journeys in Asia: Because progressing into enlightened India required
some backpedalling through darkest Thailand en route to China.Graham impulsively purchased a
bicycle in Bangkok and on frantic city streets, was hit by the realisation that life in the fast lane
could have an impact on his health. Pedalling away from the madding crowd, he hauled his heavy
load, to mountain settlements, lost somewhere in time. Desperate and dehydrated he was
subjected to all that the lonely road bestows upon the soul. It soon became apparent that whiskey
was not the best choice of refreshment.However, he rebelliously refused to abandoned the bottle
or the mission, keeping his glassy eyes fully focused on what was ahead. A year later, having
eliminated some of the heavier baggage from that journey, he found himself in southern India.
Surely, this coast-hugging, palm-shaded backwater route would be a breeze … but the easy road
is not always the right path.Had reckless decisions taken him beyond his abilities? With
flashbacks, foresight and riotous brutal honesty that is confined to a diary, only time will tell.