Photographing the wind
A great day out in the Craigieburn range, sun, blue skies…and a brutal spindrift sandblasting.
The new Paparoa great walk (in a day)
The Paparoa track on the West Coast has thus far not been the easiest of New Zealand’s great walks to […]
Tramping (hiking) words that ought to already exist
Following on from our post of travel words that ought to already exist, here’s some new tramping (the kiwi word […]
Photographing the wind
A great day out in the Craigieburn range, sun, blue skies…and a brutal spindrift sandblasting.
Mechanical woes and the road to Oaxaca
When your brakes fail, it might as well be on a winding mountain pass with sheer drop offs and hairpin […]
Following the Devil’s Backbone
El Espinazo del Diablo (the Devil’s Backbone—a mountain pass along Mexico’s highway 40) is an infamously sinuous mountain road that joins the […]
The Copper Canyon with questionable maps. Part two.
So how far can two overland monkeys with no maps get exploring the infamously labyrinthine roads of Mexico’s Copper Canyon region? It […]
The Copper Canyon with questionable maps. Part one.
We left with a Map. Well, OK, that isn’t entirely true. We left with a scrap of paper with the […]
Four days on a beach
As usual, we had hit the road without much of a plan. People we had spoken to had suggested several […]
Baja—apparently not just sunshine and sandy beaches
After a week relaxing on the beach south of Rosarito, recovering from zipping all over the USA like mad people, it […]
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