The Blue Mountains: Vibrations from the valley
Drinking, smoking and trekking in the sanctuary that is the Blue Mountains.
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Kenscoff to Jacmel – Parc National La Visite
Tranquil.Languid.Refreshing I really love walking. Which is strange because in London I hate it, if I have to move more than three or fours metres it is on two wheels, and anything less than that feels slow and tedious. Yet take me out of the city and away from a bike and my desire
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Port-au-Prince: Little middle ground
Dense.Seething.Raw Travelling to countries that conventional wisdom tells you are dangerous and should be avoided is always interesting. Mainly because it reinforces the opinion that conventional wisdom is usually wrong. Sometimes based on opinions of people that have not experienced the very thing they are expounding their wisdom on. Yes, Haiti is the poorest in
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Back on the road: Part II
After a thoroughly enjoyable two years back in the UK it’s time to make a break again, and this time I am looking for something more sustainable. Here I will document my attempt, successful or not, to live and work on the go. Exploring a new continent, learning a new language, trying to make a
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