I promised in my last post to write a more detailed report on the places I will be travelling to. Here it is! These steps and stops along the way are both Brief and Detailed overviews of my itineraries, outlining my day to day travelling on Oasis Overland Expedition truck. I[…]
You know what the say about the best laid plans of mice and men. By the way, what exactly do they say about the best laid plans of mice and men? I can’t quite remember. Well, my plans have changed completely since I last wrote here a short while ago.[…]
It’s been awhile since I posted anything here as I’ve been caught up with work and especially that GDPR brain scrambling shiteology. I’ve decided that GDPR stands for God Damn Poxy Rubbish and moved on. So, where am I on planning my trip? When will I be joining the road[…]
The fact that I managed to maintain a love of poetry from childhood is a miracle, given the excretable teaching methods and violent delivery of my childhood schooling. But love it I did; and do to this day. I still remember the frisson of delight I experienced when I read[…]
Technobabble time. I love technology and have been an early adopter of internet related thingys for yonks. I got my first real computer in 1987 and a modem a year later. I bought the modem at an auction in London for £100. It was a huge metal box and ran[…]
This is just a brief overview of my travelling plans on The Silk Road for later on this year. If you managed to get to the end of my last blog, congratulations, you deserve a medal. In it, I was talking about how I’m still in the process of formulating[…]
I started to get itchy feet again a few months ago so my mind started thinking about where I might go next. I thought I might go back to Asia and continue my Silk Road trip. The one I had to cancel because I fractured my foot. I thought about[…]
I had a very vivid dream last night. I was on an old boat. It was once a minesweeper but now reconditioned as a deep-sea vessel. We were on a very choppy sea in deep coastal waters on the very edge of a continental shelf. The waves were very clear[…]
Well, it’s almost time. In less than a week, at 7am on Friday 1st September, I’ll close my hall door for the last time until mid December and head off by bus for the Dublin Ferryport with my backpack, under 10kg, on my back. I’ll be taking the first step[…]
