“Meili ” - The God of travel

“Meili is known in Norse mythology as a god associated with travel and exploration, often referred to as the "mile-stepper”

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Ride the Mamba

What an amazing first book review

I’ve just finished. What an incredible journey. What stayed with me wasn’t just the physical feat, but your mindset – how you endured such discomfort, pushed through pain, and found strength in something deeper … spiritual, when his body wants to give up. There’s something powerful about the way you keep going, mile after mile, driven not just by determination, but by meaning. It’s a stark reminder of how unpredictable life is. You can conquer something enormous, something that demands everything you have – and still be vulnerable in an instant. The story left me reflecting on resilience, purpose, and how fragile it all really is. This reminded me of Salt Path. I hope this travels far, as you have. Amazing ! Amazing .

And Paisley, what a gem you are.

Lyndel

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Meili Roaming began as an idea between my wife and I, what if we could just somehow live with a lot more freedom that what we have now. At first it seems impossible, you need money, time, experience, health and much more. However if we look beyond those limitations and try and focus on what we can do rather than what we cant do, freedom becomes a lot more accessible to everyone.

I started the ball rolling in 2023, the year that I turned 60, i hadn’t ridden a bicycle for nearly 40 years but made the decision to ride an ebike across Australia from East coast to the West coast, 5069 km. I never set out to break any records, or outdo anyone else, I simply went on a journey. Some would call it a journey of self discovery. It worked as I show in my book “Unstoppable.”

Paisley and I have made the decision to retire in 2027, and simply do what we have been talking about, travel. We are going to seek out the best adventures that we can share with everyone from around the world. Our main mission is to hopefully inspire those people that feel getting to 55 or 60 is the end of life as we know it, to get up and do ‘something’ toward a new found freedom.