Everest Base Camp Trek – A Thirty-Year Interlude
Muz made the trek to Everest Base Camp twice - 30 years apart. Here he looks back on both trips, and how the places and experiences had changed during that period.
Dusty Trails
How to Spend a Day In And Around Mae Sai, Thailand
If you find your way to the northernmost point of Thailand, there are plenty of things to occupy and interest you. Rent a motorcycle or a car and driver and have a great day out along the shores of the Mekong.
Monte Piana, Italy: An Unplanned Climb, an Unexpected Find
During a trek through the Dolomites, Allan found himself snowed in for a day. Instead of sitting around drinking hot chocolate, he and his friend walked up a 500 metre escarpment to explore the remains of a 100 year old battlefield.
Ever Wondered Where the Chrysanthemums in your Chrysanthemum Tea Come From?
I came across this field full of flower-pickers and wondered what they were doing. Turns out they are in the early stages of producing your cup of herbal tea.
Something Excellent To Do Near Chiang Rai And Something Not So Excellent
If you go to this wonderful part of Thailand, you should spend an hour or two at the Baandam House art estate. Whether you go to see the long-necked tribal ladies is up to you.
Revisiting Childhood Memories of Bangladesh
As a child, Lone lived as an expatriate in rural Bangladesh. Read about her visit to her old home where she reconnected with family friends and even her old doctor.
Climb Mount Kosciuszko in Summer, but be Prepared
Allan and Ingrid look back on a memorable drive and walk, to the highest point in continental Australia.
A Ride on the Death Railway
Take the five-hour trip on the train that follows part of the route of the Second World War Thailand-Burma route. See some great scenery and spare a thought for those who built it.
A Photographic Odyssey in Namibia
Tony (a serious photographer) spent 12 days travelling through Namibia on a photography workshop. Here he shares his story and some of his favourite pictures.