RUST magazine: RUST#27

ay month, and so the
o the idea of travel, to the
– however fleetingly.
in with another of our
July Behl, who you might
of Rust, particularly the
ambler and, before that,
ial. turns out July was
er so he promptly bought
ut in adventure-touring kit
journey across the
leverly called the
e and the money for such
the logistics can be
e left we challenged July
ation process as clearly
fact he made such a
editorial
great job of it we haven’t hesitated in publishing his
document here in this issue of Rust. If you’re
contemplating a big trip, July’s words will definitely
be of great value to you.
A word of warning, though. If you do try some of
this adventure travel thing then be aware it is
seriously addictive. Having enjoyed adventure rides
in thailand, Madagascar and Australia in the past 18
months I can hardly need for more saddle time, but
I do so desperately want to be out there on a trip,
right now! there’s something really exciting about a
dirt trail leading into the unknown – and whether
that trail is an ancient green lane between hedgerows
in the English home counties, a logger’s road into
the Rockies or a cow-cocky’s track into the Outback,
the buzz is pretty much the same. there’s no better
way to find the world. And yes I really do need
another hit, and soon...
JB
www.rustsports.com