TAMP Season 5 Episode 8 Nye Davis The Wandering Nye

Send us a text Nye Davis, The Wandering Nye. Motorcycling Adventurer, cyclist and owner of multiple crazy dogs. He is very funny too. We liked him. Join us for an exhilarating chat with Nye Davis, better known as the Wandering Nye. Fresh from his thrilling journey down the West Coast of Africa, Nye regales us with tales of his life on the road, beginning from his early introduction to biking at the age of four. We discuss his diverse experiences, from his love of racing and hill climbing to his impressive journey from the UK to Azerbaijan on a Triumph Tiger. Nye also shares how he narrowly escaped disaster during his trip, reminding us that the spirit of adventure always comes with a dash of danger. The journey continues as Nye takes us on an audio tour of his expedition from the UK to South Africa. This chapter is packed with riveting tales of unexpected events, challenges, and moments of stillness. We explore the essence of being a traveller, the significance of immersing oneself in the moment, and the crucial role of photography in documenting these fleeting experiences. Nye’s narrative transports you to different parts of the world, highlighting the highs and lows of life on the road. Fasten your seatbelts as we venture into Nye's African journey. His adventures, which range from preparing his bike for the long haul to interacting with the locals and tackling varying road conditions, are nothing short of exciting. He provides an eye-opening account of his encounter with the Nigerian police, and how his love for football became his saviour. Lastly, we discuss the financial aspect of Nye's journey and his future travel plans, including his dream of visiting Russia and his aim to attempt a 24-hour solo bike ride for charity. So sit back, relax, and join us on this incredible ride with the Wandering Nye. Africa Impressions, Choosing a Bike Bike Crash Leads to Unexpected Hospitality Photography in West Africa Planning Separate Trips With Dogs Camping in Churches in West Africa Support the show