Author Talk at Te Atatu Peninsula Library
For all you travellers, cycle enthusiasts, or if you just want some inspiration on leading a meaningful life, Jeremy Scott will be talking about his book, 'The Long Road From a Broken Heart' that tells of his epic journey cycling across parts of the world.
There will be time allocated for Q&A and book signings after Jeremy's presentation.
Free event with plenty of free parking.
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On the 5th October 2011, Jeremy began a challenge of a life time, a 2 ½ year, 51,916km solo bicycle ride from London to New Zealand. As he pedalled his way around the planet, Jeremy covered more than enough distance to circumnavigate the earth.
This phenomenal journey was made possible thanks to the open-heart surgery which saved his life as a child.
Jeremy’s is a recipient of the Australian Heart Foundation ‘Heart Hero Award’ and is an Ambassador for Waterline Challenge.
This incredible story highlights what anyone can achieve in life, if they are willing to take that first step.
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