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.
Stories
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
Walking the Tour du Mont Blanc – A Most Challenging Day – Part 1
Will's aching knees propel him through the toughest day on one of Europe's most scenic walks. And there is plenty more ahead for him.
Traffic Jam in Agra – Immersion in Chaos
Allan finds himself in furnace-like gridlock on the way to the Taj Mahal. How will he escape?
South Korea – Some Things Got Lost in Translation
Neale finds many things by which to amuse himself while wandering through South Korea.
Muz’s Pack – Has He Got It Right?
Muz is about to embark on a four day solo walk, covering 60km through some very damp bush. His pack weighs 6kg. Is it too much or too little? What is extraneous? What is missing?