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In 2005 Ingmar Heytze published the 'Scooter Diary, "a frank travelogue of his fight against hodofobie (hesitations) that shackled him many years to his hometown Utrecht. The poet took his motorcycle and decided on his Vespa GT scooter to explore the limits of the fear and the world, with the sea as his ultimate destination first. The handy "little red book of Heytze 'was enthusiastically received, found acclaim among peers and scorn among critics. 'Journey Exercises' it includes integral 'Scooter Diary' AEN then goes beyond Muiden, where Heytze his scooter tours cease. Under the motto, "Do not flee, but fight 'he push in recent years to its limits. In the new chapters he speaks psychiatrists and coaches, reads and rejects therapeutic manuals, annoyed by all crazy journalists and weblog ing idiots and stranded on sinister places. "
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