'A British Reporter at the Yser’ with a Volunteer Hospital' from the book 'the Soul of the War' 1915 by Philip Gibbs   I had a job to do on my first night in Furnes, and earned a… Read More

Day 1: Nairobi – Lake BaringoPick up from your hotel and drive through Limuru tea farms, descending to the floor of the Great Rift Valley with a brief stop at the viewpoint. Mt. Longon… Read More

I have finally got my computer up and running and have access to my camera again, which means the photos that have been languishing there, get to see the light of day. We have been in the c… Read More

Something to reflect on All Souls' day (November 2), as we commemorate all the faithful departed.The Pains of Purgatoryby St Catherine of GenoaWhen I look at God, I see no gate to Paradise… Read More

Charlie Prichard Interview - 3/26/2005 Interview by Carlton Crutcherthe Charlie Prichard Interview In the summer of 1981 when I was 19, I was listening to underground radio in Houston T… Read More

In just over a week the earth will move and the crowds will be stunned by an action packed day for all the family with the Maxxis FIM SuperEnduro Championship descends on the fantastic Liver… Read More

I love Ako. And her psuedo yandere-ness😄 So I tried out quite a few of the new series out this season. Too many even… with the 3 episode rule used in most cases unless I could… Read More

The Story of Great Compassion Dharani or Mantra by Thousand Hands and Thousand Eyes Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva Screenshot from YouTube video about The Story of Great Compassion Dharani or Ma… Read More

Kenya trip Itinerary for week. While there can be many enhanced variations done as per our experience. We initially had decided with the following itinerary. 1) day one reach Nairobi - relax… Read More

Chapter 14 The Temple and The Abyss Their armours rustled as they marched quietly, lead by the twin brothers Gwyn and Kwyn. The sandfalls on the walls beside them fell, hissing like snakes a… Read More

When I left Ireland two years ago, I set out to create an online income which would enable me to pursue the role of a professional outdoor adventurer. It was difficult to explain this at the… Read More

Having worked as an overland tour leader for more than five years, I finally decided to put together this micro guide for choosing the best overland tour in Africa. To be honest, part o… Read More

Gather round children, gather round. (Not too close though, don't want to look creepy here.) I have a yarn to spin; a bold tale, an Iliad of misfortune, despair, but ultimately...redemption… Read More

As an experienced tour leader in Africa, I know that backpacking around Kenya is often intimidating for first timers. Whether the negative media reports or wildlife encounters do the trick… Read More

Microadventures are not a big deal in Nairobi, Kenya or even Africa. That being said, it’s hardly surprising that microadventure in Kenya is not a thing. After all, the buzz… Read More

When I first arrived in Africa, it took me two days to work up the courage to leave my hotel. Seriously, it took me two days and I walked just two hundred metres to a nearby show before… Read More

When it comes to the best places to see wildlife in Africa, Botswana seems to jump out at most people. That being said, Serengeti National Park is the most famous place to visit for wil… Read More

This article is written in partnership with Expedia.com.au. Located at the northern end of the Sunshine Coast, Noosa is one of Queensland’s premier holiday spots. With beautiful beache… Read More

  From geothermal wonderlands to glacial landscapes, it's fair to say that New Zealand might just be one of the coolest places on Earth. But if you don’t have a whole lot of time… Read More

Kenya – the name is almost synonymous with the word “safari.” Few other places on the planet conjure such a spirit of adventure and romance. The diversity of things to do i… Read More

Are you looking forward to moving to Kenya? Could you also be living in Kenya and you are looking for the best places to live in Kenya? Could you also be planning to travel and temporarily l… Read More

Hell's Gate National Park Hell's Gate National  Park lies south of Lake Naivasha in Kenya, northwest of Nairobi. Hell's Gate National  Park is named after a thin crack in the… Read More

d&d Storm King’s Thunder PDF 2016 Free Download-(Drive)  By Wizards RPG Team Storm King’s Thunder PDF YOU ARE ABOUT TO EMBARK ON A GREAT adventure that pits heroes agai… Read More

Yodel-odel-lay-HEE-hoooooo!I’ve always been curious about yodeling. Is it music? Is it gibberish? Could we not ask the same questions about hip-hop?A Wikipedia article on yodeling stat… Read More

In this post, we cover towing a caravan on the Savannah Way and the towns along the Savannah Way in Queensland, starting with Croydon. We have covered Normanton in depth here. We haven&rsquo… Read More

Discovering the Best Hotels in Naivasha: A Paradise Retreat When it comes to a relaxing getaway in Kenya, Naivasha is often at the top of the list. Known for its stunning landscapes and s… Read More

Nestled in the Great Rift Valley, Lake Naivasha stands as one of Kenya’s most captivating destinations. Its enchanting beauty and diverse offerings make it a must-visit location for t… Read More

Hell's Canyon, located in Idaho, is a geological marvel renowned as one of North America's deepest river gorges, offering spectacular scenery, diverse ecosystems, and a rich history. Hell's… Read More

From the sweeping savannahs of Maasai Mara to the pristine beaches along the Indian Ocean, Kenya is now open to everyone across the world after its visa-waiver! Kenya has always been a d… Read More

As a part of our Honeymoon to New Zealand & Fiji, we first landed into Auckland. After completing a day trip from Auckland by visiting Muriwai Beach & Coramandel Peninsula, we were o… Read More

Distance: 61.22 miles / 98.52km Elevation: 12,258 ft / 3736 meters Time: 17:45:59 On Saturday 27th April I took part in the 60th year anniversary of The Fellsman, a 61 mile ultra… Read More

What a lot of fun, six weeks of workshops and travel in Tasmania. We had two workshops in Hobart and one traveling from Launceston to Smithton then on to Strahan and finally back to Hoba… Read More