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With only a bicycle named Greene for a traveling companion, Erika Warmbrunn set off on an eight-month, 8,000-kilometer trek from Lake Baikal to the Mekong Delta. Where the Pavement Ends, winner of a 2001 National Outdoor Book Award, is the story of that ride. See photos of the trip, read an excerpt from the book, listen to an NPR interview with Erika.
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