to tour, backpack, hike and canoe in Canada and the United States after his record-breaking moped trip. He also visited Australia for two weeks and India for six months. Eventually, he found employment in the Canadian post office and as a driving instructor in Toronto. He took a course in accounting and finance at Seneca College and worked as an accountant in a small firm for eight years. In recent years, he has run his own computer consulting business. He is also an experienced field botanist (and gives lectures on the subject) and a photographer. References External links Muma's moped trip website 1956 births Living people Artists from Toronto Canadian memoirists Canadian travel writers Canadian photographers Mopeds Long-distance motorcycle riders Writers from Toronto Seneca College alumni