Adventure Routes
22 June 2001 - Punaauia
Crossing the dateline allowed us to celebrate today twice. Read More
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5 Jan 2002 - New York
We made it! This is day 1101 of our three-year journey and we have reached home. Read More
28 Dec 2001 - Atlanta
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27 Dec 2001 - Tuscaloosa
Rogers Family Cemetery in Letahatchee Read More
27 Dec 2001 - Tuscaloosa
Mrs. Wood was right at home in our car! Read More
19 Dec 2001 - Norman
We enjoyed dinner with John Ernest Wagner, who turned 75 today. Read More
18 Nov 2001 - Salt Lake City
On our walk to dinner, we spotted a horse and carriage and asked the driver directions to our restaurant.
26 Nov 2001 - Whitehorse
Alaskan king crab Read More
22 Nov 2001 - Whitecourt
Miraculously, I found a turkey dinner in a small town in northern Alberta. Read More
21 Nov 2001 - Calgary
Public art in downtown Calgary Read More
28 June 2001 - Papeete
Traditional outriggers raced one another in the first of a two-day event, which began this morning at 8 a.m. in Papeete Harbor. Hundreds participated. Read More
22 July 2001 - Cerro Sombrero
Back into Chile – perhaps for our last night on this trip. Read More
12 July 2001 - Puyehue
Puyehue, Chile Read More
12 July 2001 - Puyehue
Puerto Montt is known as the end of civilization since only 80,000 Chileans live further south and few good roads proceed south from here. Read More
9 July 2001 - Santiago
The happiest street vendor I've encountered, Paulo, waits for his next customer. Read More
22 August 2001 - Salta
A boy in the Chaco Read More
9 August 2001 - Buenos Aires
Jim’s 81-year-old mother Ernestine visited us from 2 August through 9 August 2001. Read More
24 July 2001 - El Calafate
Driving into El Calafate, we saw hundreds of guanaco, llama-like animals. Read More
3 June 2001 - Sydney
Sharks are a big draw inside the aquarium. Read More
27 May 2001 - Yarralumla
Yarralumla, Australia Read More
26 May 2001 - Melbourne
Neil O’Keefe is a motorcycle and travel enthusiast as well as being an MP. Read More
22 May 2001 - Portland
This giant lobster is for sale in Kingston.Read More
4 May 2001 - Perth
Chili mussels from Fremantle and squid straight out of the Indian Ocean. Read More
5 June 2001 - Port Villa
Like in most of the world, buses are pretty tight at rush hour. Read More
21 June 2001 - Auckland
An exquisite presentation by Antoine’s Restaurant in Parnell of beef, egg and potatoes Read More
13 June 2001 - Blenheim
Picton is the first town one sees when crossing via ferry from the North Island.Read More
12 June 2001 - Wellington
Crab ravioli in a Thai sauce at the White House in Wellington’s Oriental Bay. Read More
10 June 2001 - Taupo
Huka Falls are New Zealand’s most popular tourist destination.Read More
24 Feb 1999 - Tbilisi
Bizarre architecture outside of Tbilisi Read More
23 Feb 1999 - Batumi
A view of Batumi, showing the potential for this run-down town Read More
10 Mar 1999 - Charjou
Inside Bibi-Khanym Mosque – local lure says any woman who climbs under this stone will have lots of children.Read More
7 Mar 1999 - Ashgabat
Imagine a market the size of three football fields packed with thousands of people buying and selling breads and sweets, Read More
17 May 1999 -Yellow Sea
Yellow Sea, China Read More
29 Apr 1999 -Shanghai
Shanghai is undergoing one of the fastest economic expansions that the world has ever seen. Read More
20 Apr 1999 -Luoyang
We dined in a restaurant that had 25 different kinds of mushrooms on display. We asked for one plate full of the best three mushrooms; instead we received three plates of mushrooms. Read More
18 Apr 1999 -Xian
Who needs traffic lights when a country has 1.3 billion people? Read More
15 Apr 1999 -Pingliang
Jim with a Taoist follower. Read More
21 February 2001 - Kolkata
Too many old structures are crumbling in Calcutta.Read More
8 November 2000 - Cairo
31 October 2000 - Hurghada
27 Mars 2000 -Kololi
Firewood for sale along the Senegambia highwayRead More
24 April 2000 - Lome
24 April 2000 - L'Auberge Provencale, run by 79 year old Frenchman Andre Potron, is a true jewel. Andre, a Lome resident for 40 years, left retirement and bought the restaurant in November 1999.Read More
27 June 2000 - Cape Town
Lately time is passing too quickly. Phones work well, electricity is constant, roads are fast, sights are everywhere - we get caught up doing so much that time to smell the roses becomes a rare luxury. Read More

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UPCOMING SPEECHES

Sunday, December 2, 2018
Tianqiao Theatre, Beijing – China

Saturday, December 15, 2018
Singapore

Thursday, April 11, 2019
Vienna – Austria

TV/RADIO-PAST APPEARANCES

Riverside Conversations, Part 1:
For English click on Jim Rogers on the left hand side and then click on small box map on the upper right hand corner

Riverside Conversations, Part 2:
The Future of Europe

Riverside Conversations, Part 3:
The Sale of Georgia

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A BULL IN CHINA MEDIA

Tom Dorsey Radio Show

Dorsey Wright Podcast #161
Media Dorsey Wright Podcast #161 Mp3

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Who We Are

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We did it! We made it!

We arrived back in New York, our starting point, on 5 January 2002, just 1101 days since we departed on our round-the-world, Guinness World Record journey.

Paige’s first World Record, Jim’s third Guinness World Record. Passing through 116 countries, we covered more than 245,000 kilometers during our travels, which began in Iceland way back on 1-1-1999. Our non-stop, self-contained, three-year trip in a one-of-a-kind Mercedes-Benz took us to six continents, where our goal was to explore as much of the world as possible at the turn of the millennium, to learn what people and countries were doing and to see how well they were doing it. We met extraordinary and ordinary people, drove through war zones, blizzards, deserts, jungles, faced epidemics, and tasted divine and sometimes horrible food, while covering vastly diverse landscapes, cultures, and societies. Along the way, we documented our experiences and discoveries with photography, video, audio, and written thoughts. So pick a date or a country and ride with us on our Millennium Adventure.

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