In places such as Kazakhstan and Mongolia people depend on each other a lot more. We can often be quite detached in the West, with e-mail and telephones, whereas in those countries people rely on each other more. It's lovely… — Charley Boorman Copy Share Image
It's very rare that you get that period of time to hang out with your best buddy and ride motorbikes. — Charley Boorman Copy Share
If anybody has walked down the road and someone says turn left and you take a right that's a form of dyslexia. If you… — Charley Boorman Copy Share
There's a symmetry of blissfulness about Mongolia. It was a real privilege to be there. — Charley Boorman Copy Share
Dad wanted me to act because it was a clever way of boosting my confidence. — Charley Boorman Copy Share
I have a permanent moustache so I can be a 'Movator:' I take random telephone numbers and ring people up and 'movate' them to… — Charley Boorman Copy Share
He was an amazing actor and could mimic anybody's voice. My sister Katrine was walking past one day and could hear our dad shouting… — Charley Boorman Copy Share
The thing about Mongolia is that it's incredibly difficult to grow vegetables there, so mostly we ate muttony stews. — Charley Boorman Copy Share
Dad was a tough cookie. He expected a lot from people when they were employed to do a job. If they don't do it… — Charley Boorman Copy Share
At the time when I was going to school in Ireland people didn't really have a clue about what it was, so I had… — Charley Boorman Copy Share
Everyone wants their children to go to school, to have a job, a roof over their head, feed their children. — Charley Boorman Copy Share
People warned us off lots of countries. Someone would say, for instance, 'Stay away from Sudan. It's full of thieves.' And we'd say, 'Have… — Charley Boorman Copy Share
It took four days from discovering I had cancer to finding out how serious the problem was. — Charley Boorman Copy Share
