Hi! Your presentation in Miss B’s class today was great! I think that it would be really cool to interact with other students from different countries! Good luck with your travels!
About
Above: Me with my single-speed basket bike out in Japan.
About Me: I’m a 25-year-old English teacher. After spending three years teaching in America and Japan, I became frustrated by how little my students were communicating with people from other countries. Combining my love for travel with my passion for teaching, I decided to embark on a two year cycling/teaching odyssey that would use the internet to link together students in different countries.
Every three to four months throughout my ride, I am going to stop to volunteer to teach English for about one month at a local school. When I stop to volunteer, I want to work on projects that will link my students on the road with students back in America. In addition to the one month teaching stops, I’d also like to make afternoon stops at schools along my route to give presentations about my ride and the people I’ve met.
**If you are an educator in one of the countries I’ll be passing through and would like me to speak at your school, please email me so we can try to arrange a visit: andrewedwardmorgan@gmail.com Thanks! **
About This Site: I hope that this site will adequately document my travels, feature student work, and allow other teachers to start multiculturalism-centered projects of their own by contacting the schools I visit.
Pictures posted on the site can be viewed in larger sizes if you click on them. All pictures on the site can be viewed on my Flickr photo page.
If you want to return to the site home page at any time, just click on the words Teacher on Two Wheels in the header at the top of the site.
I hate spelling mistakes. You hate spelling mistakes. If you spot one on this site, send me an email and tell me about it so I can fix it. Thanks!
Responses
By: JP on September 19, 2007
at 2:24 am
I just wanted to say that I really admire what you’re doing. Your presentation was awesome and you got me thinking of starting a journey of my own after I finish school.
Best of luck to you, Mr. Morgan!
By: Michi on September 19, 2007
at 8:15 pm
Andrew, your Father sent me your web link - awesome adventure ahead, I look forward to following the journey.
Chris
By: Chris on September 20, 2007
at 2:54 pm
Andrew, rockin site! Best of luck and I’ll be checking your site to see your progress. 
By: Jenny Stein on September 24, 2007
at 1:05 pm
Good luck! Maybe I’ll see you when I’m “hanging around” South America.
Your friendly neighborhood
Spiderman
By: Spiderman on October 8, 2007
at 6:02 pm
wooooooohoooooooo see you in panama mon ami!!
best of luck to you man. I’m so excited for you!!
By: danielson on October 9, 2007
at 2:19 am
When your done this you should do it in Europe
By: The Hulk on October 11, 2007
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Hey,
I think your idea is pretty coooooool of trip. We are missing you.
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD LUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCK
ENJOY YOUR TRIP.
By: Jaymin on October 11, 2007
at 2:16 pm
On your photos why did you bring Flat Stanley?
Emily
By: Emily on October 15, 2007
at 9:29 pm
My email address is flowerpower0515@yahoo.com so if you want to email me your sure wecome to!!
By: Emily on October 15, 2007
at 9:40 pm
Hi Mr. Morgan I hope your having a good time did you happen to go hich hiking yet?
Your friend,
Taylor
By: Anonymous on October 16, 2007
at 9:00 pm
Hey Mr. Morgan I dont think you know me to well but you presented in Mr. M’s class a few weeks ago. Yeah I’m the same Taylor as the who said good luck at the end of my letter just this time I’m using my e-mail.
I really hope your having fun. Mr. M was telling us how you felt lonely at times I say you should pull out flat Stanly!! I love all your pics to! Bye!!!
By: Taylor on October 17, 2007
at 12:56 am
awesome initiative, andrew…bravo!!! i really appreciate your work….keep it going…all the very best,man!n hey…try and visit india someday… you would sure be an inspiration to many kids out here in my country…anyways,i’ll be glued on to ur website from now on….well then,happy journey… ‘ve a great trip ahead!!
By: nithya on November 3, 2007
at 1:06 pm
Andrew!
You started such a awsome project!
Ganbatte!!
By: yuka on November 9, 2007
at 12:58 am
Hi Andrew,
It’s good to read about a fellow tourer who is doing it for a purpose. It will be really interesting following your adventures. I came across your site through a thread on Bike Forum. I’m an acquaintance of Perry and Lep in Houma, LA. I stayed with them a couple of years ago. I’ll have this site bookmarked as a favorite and also will post a link to it off of my website.
Safe travels and you’ve got some prayer backing.
By: Rev Hans Myors on November 21, 2007
at 3:19 pm
Andrew…
Very impressive adventure! I’m a 1999 grad from Cherokee - I spent a couple years in Southern Africa - if you need some contacts/places to stay in South Africa or Zimbabwe feel free to e-mail me.
Good luck!
Erin
By: Erin on December 4, 2007
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Hi Andrew!
We love looking at your website…Lea misses you! As of yet…I have not seen any spelling mistakes! Keep up the good work and be careful and give Alison and David a big hug and kiss from us!!!
Janet, Lee and Lea
By: janet and lea on January 24, 2008
at 1:54 am
I really liked the wedding pictures!
By: Shawn on February 4, 2008
at 1:52 pm
I’M A MARLTON NATIVE AND I READ THE ARTICLE IN THE CENTRAL RECORD ABOUT YOUR TRIP.IT IS SOMTHING YOU’LL HAVE FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE.ITS A NOBLE AND DARING ADVENTURE.I SEE A POSSIBLE BOOK IN THE FUTURE.I WISH YOU ALL THE LUCK AND GOOD FORTUNE IN YOUR QUEST TO BETTER THE LIVES OF OTHERS.I’LL SURF YOUR SITE AND SEE IF I CAN GUESS WHERE YOUR PRESENT LOCATION MIGHT BE.SOME PEOPLE MAY SAY YOUR CRAZY BUT I SAY GO FOR IT.YOUR A 25 YR OLD MAN AND NO ONE WILL EVER BE ABLE TO SAY TO YOU(YOU CAN’T DO THAT)BECAUSE YOU ALREADY HAVE.
MIKE
By: MIKE on February 10, 2008
at 8:25 pm
hey! my brother has been talking bout u all day! his name is chris and he goes to kamuk school in CR, i think u went this morning and told the kids ur adventures and vision, wow its really impresive to leave a mark in the world in order to do what God has send us to do.
ok so God bless u and take care in your journey!
xo
Mel
By: Melanie on February 12, 2008
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hey good friend just cking up on you and making sure thigs are good. old friend jay
By: jason rosner on February 19, 2008
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Not sure if my response got through!Brenda
By: Brenda on March 25, 2008
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Dear Andrews,
wonderful project.If its you or your friend or any other kind heart from the west,who love kids,visit our place,since we run two churches in poor agricultural labor dwelling colony protruding right into paddy fields in south India, we have readily built,1450 RCC building,adjacent to our church,so we will give it for a bike volunteer teacher,who can gather kids under roof or he visiting the colony,kids running after him/her,and listening him the english lessons,how nice its,welcome,send,we will honor them.
http://www.orkut.com/Profile.aspx?uid=16352241549280353360
By: Preacher Chitty on May 9, 2008
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