Different Natures

And the Spaces In-Between

By: Graham Field

Narrated by: Graham Field

Different Natures takes you on three journeys. Each gives an honest and passionate insight into the evolution of a compulsive traveler. Looking for direction with the wrong eyes spawned Graham’s lust for wandering. The miles cleared his vision, and the hunger for longer distance grows with an insatiable appetite for new experiences.

Based on his diaries spanning a 12-year period of travel from the Arctic Circle to Mexico, Graham Field’s journeys are his life. Inevitably, these experiences increase his awareness as he passes through various natures of both a reluctant maturity and the extreme environments between his destinations.

From midnight sun to darkest nights, there’s as much diversity in these tales as common threads.

©2015 Graham Field (P)2019 Graham Field

Love the author and other titles, dont read this one first!

Love Graham and his other titles. If youre new, read his other titles first, then come back to this one.

Great performance and audio quality

Graham's best yet!

I read via Kindle and listened via WhisperSync. Graham's narration of his own story adds another dimension to this fantastic book!

really enjoyed this book

I heard from adv rider radio raw about this book. I'm a landscaper full time for work. I listen to books all day and this book I couldn't get enough of!! i really enjoyed the details of the interaction. I ride Motorcycles myself and have ridden in Mexico and the USA. this was so accurate. thank you Graham Field !! Rock On !

Great reflection and story.

10/10 enjoyed this book, loved the Alaska trip the most as I want to do the same trip and find myself relating to it more than Grahams other trips shares in this book but I really enjoy how he tells his stories and adventures as well as his own reflection and opinion in his own voice. I have nonstop listened to three of his books now and find myself wanting more! Going to have to pickup his fourth book soon!

Perfect food for travel wanderlust

At times biting and grim commentary, frequently funny and upbeat, honest and revealing. Great read when you're stuck at home but want your mind to escape the confinment of your daily routine, a fantastic book. I'll just contradict the author in one way: do read fiction!