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In October 1982, a 23-year-old architecture student left London with a battered BMW motorcycle, a tent, and £2,500 to her name. Two years, four continents and around 35,000 miles later, Elspeth Beard rode back into the city having crashed twice, contracted hepatitis and dysentery, forged her own travel permits, and become the first British woman known to circle the globe alone on a motorcycle in one continuous trip. Then she put the whole story in a cardboard box and didn't tell anyone about...

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