A easy journey from Ewan McGregor’s Scottish residence to Charley Boorman’s English abode? Not for these two.
These motorhead greatest mates reunite for 10 episodes within the new YouTube collection Lengthy Means House. For McGregor and Boorman, this implies taking a scenic route by 17 nations over 9 weeks, overlaying roughly 10,000 miles.
The kicker this time isn’t trying on the future, like their earlier miniseries, Lengthy Means Up, which featured prototype e-motorcycles. This time, the fellows go old-school with refurbished, classic bikes.
Staying Native: Motoring Throughout Europe
These two greatest mates and multiday motorcycling junkies dreamed up this newest mini-series throughout their earlier one.
“On a relatively difficult, sandy little bit of Lengthy Means Up, Charley and I began to daydream about one other journey to maintain our minds off the scary street at hand!” MacGregor says within the video.
Lengthy Means Up adopted their 2019 journey, wherein the chums spent 100 days touring 13,000 miles on prototype Harley-Davidson LiveWire e-motorcycles. They rode from the southern tip of Argentina all the best way to Los Angeles. Their new mission is a product of their daydreams and discussions about touring on outdated bikes, McGregor says.
“We’ve by no means correctly explored the nations on our personal doorstep,” McGregor explains. This time, Boorman says, “We’re doing the journey on classic, temperamental, 50-year-old bikes.”
McGregor and Boorman’s European journey spans 10 episodes. They head by attractive locales just like the North Sea, Scandinavia, as much as the Arctic Circle, to the Baltics, and into the Alps earlier than hopping again over the English Channel. Every episode highlights every nation’s tradition, native delicacies, and adventurous experiences — in addition to a couple of mechanical mishaps.
The place to Watch ‘Lengthy Means House’
You may see the Lengthy Means House journey for your self on Apple TV+ beginning Could 9. The earlier collection, Lengthy Means Spherical, Lengthy Means Down, and Lengthy Means Up, are all out there to stream on Apple TV+.
