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IN THE LONG RUN - A Hopeful World Odyssey
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Updated: Sunday, March 09, 2008

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A HOPEFUL WORLD ODYSSEY -
THE ADVENTURES OF A SCOOTER-RIDING OPTIMIST

An Interview With Thomas Martin Smith
By Editor Gary Sorkin
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Home Many often dream of traveling the world, but few ever attempt it. During a two-year odyssey through 29 countries covering more than 34,000 miles, Tom Smith made the dream a reality - on a Honda Elite 250 scooter! The BTR's Brad Horn sat down with Tom the other day to talk to him about his journey, his life, and his work.
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