Vietnamese History Stares Me in the Face
A recent visit to Vietnam delivers Muz some lessons to broaden his understanding of its history and people, and challenge some of the things he thought he knew.
Dusty Trails
Walking the Tour du Mont Blanc – A Most Challenging Day – Part 2
Will's knees remain serviceable as he climbs higher into the alpine forests and meadows. Follow him for Part 2 (of 3) of this pleasurable but seemingly endless day.
The Art of the Light Pack – For the Slow Traveller in South East Asia
The greatest myth of travel is that you need a heap of different outfits, ‘just in case’. In Southeast Asia, where the humidity is high and the culture is informal, overpacking is a tax you pay in sweat and baggage fees.
Okinawa Islands – Caverns and Kasuke
There is more to Okinawa than you might be aware of. 160 islands with stunning beaches, the fascinating Gyokusendo Caves, its own culture, and tempo of life noticeably slower than most of Japan.
Sandakan – Giving, Enjoying, Healing with the Local Community
Allan looks back on when he led 40 Australian veterans and RSL members on part of the Sandakan Death Marches route in Sabah, Malaysia.
Patagonia – Glaciers, Guanacos and Grand Vistas
Dave looks back on his experiences in the spectacular mountains, lakes and glaciers of Chile and Argentina. The feature photo is a closeup on the Perito Moreno glacier.
Somersby to Yarramalong – Another Tough Day’s Walk
Jono joins Muz for the second day of the walk and experiences highs and lows, ups and downs. And plenty of leeches.
Wondabyne to Somersby – A Tough Day’s Walk
Muz reflects on the challenges and highlights of one day on the Great North Walk
The World’s Biggest Pile of Bricks
A short boat ride from Mandalay takes you to a massive crumbling edifice, and one of the world's biggest bells.