Come along and find out what it's like to cycle 52,000 kilometres across the planet, when inspirational author Jeremy Scott visits three MidCoast Libraries in July to speak about his experiences.
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The Melbourne-based adventurer and author will share stories from his two-and-a-half year road trip at Forster, Harrington and Taree Libraries as he talks about his book "A Long Road from a Broken Heart", which details his life journey.
From life-saving open heart surgery as a child, through to his adult escapades seeing several continents from behind a pair of handlebars, his story highlights what anyone can achieve with self-belief and the courage to take that first step into the unknown.
To date Jeremy has raised almost $50,000 for the Australian, New Zealand and British Heart Foundations and it's just the start of what he believes he can achieve. He is a recipient of the Australian Heart Foundation 'Heart Hero Award' and is an ambassador for the Waterline Challenge.
"We're looking forward to hearing firsthand about Jeremy's adventures and his fundraising mission," MidCoast Library events officer, Danielle Donnelly said.
Jeremy will speak at Forster Library on Monday, July 23 from 1pm - 3 pm, and on Tuesday, July 24 at Harrington Library (10.30am - 12.30pm) and Taree Library (6pm-8pm). The event is free, but bookings are essential, visit www.midcoastlibraries.com.au/events to register.
