Christian Hannig, who has been in the saddle for over fifty years, has left his mark in more than seventy countries. What sets him apart from other authors is his restraint, particularly in this book, as he gives a voice to the people and the nature of the land. With a modest appearance and a keen sense for situations, he has created a title that is otherwise unmatched in the German book market in terms of its range of experiences and human depth. He takes the reader on a journey from the Pacific, through the Canadian tundra, to the Inuit—using vivid imagery that inspires wonder and empathy. A tour, alone on a narrow bike path, that truly deserves the label of adventure—a book that, once you start reading, you won't want to put down until the very end.