This is a question I’ve thought about several times, including on the occasion several years ago where I did ride a camel through the Sahara desert. I’m going to make this a short post, because I’d love to hear from you guys what your thoughts are on the issue. So where do I start debating…
Before going to Morocco I had no real concept of what a Nomad was. I didn’t even realise that nomadic families existed in Morocco. During our journey through the Atlas Mountains to the Sahara desert, we made numerous stops and spent time exploring the various changing terrains. The most memorable experience for me was the…
A few months ago I spent a weekend with friends in Ireland, road tripping around the Ring of Kerry. I had always wanted to visit, and having a friend recently relocate to Cork, it seemed the perfect opportunity. We had a rough idea – very rough, of where we should be heading, but had heard…
So I am currently sat on a stationary train on my way from Liverpool to Milton Keynes for a wedding this weekend. Unfortunately there is a man standing on a bridge near Rugby threatening to commit suicide. We’ve been here around 30minutes and apparently a negotiator is now on site, but hasn’t convinced the poor…
Barcelona is a beautiful city, packed with colour and ornate architecture. There are 100’s of things to see and do here, but if, like me, you often don’t have time to do 100’s of activities, then hopefully my Top five will narrow things down for you! 1 – Park Guell As you can see from the photo above,…
Woo, so I have won the Versatile Blogger Award. This is a peer based award where other bloggers nominate each other. Its a great way for bloggers in the community to help each other out and I am thrilled to have been nominated, especially as I am in the early stages of my blogging career. So…
Whilst in South Africa, I was shadowing a wildlife veterinarian based in Hoedspruit, Limpopo. We went to a reserve that is part of the Greater Kruger national park very early one morning, with a team of other qualified personnel to assist with immobilising 4 rhino. The Greater Kruger national park is linked to Kruger national…
Kruger National park is like no other national park on the planet. At a colossal size of 7523 square miles, it spans 220 miles from north to south and 41 miles east to west. Home to not only the ‘Big 5’ – African elephant, Cape buffalo, African leopard, African lion and the rhino, but a grand total…
Rome is a beautiful city, with a historic charm. 48 hours is not a massive amount of time, but it is possible to see the highlights at a leisurely pace, and not feel like you are running around – I promise! For me the best thing to do on trips like these is have a…
Hi guys! Check out my latest post; ‘A step by step guide to exploring Amsterdam-Noord’ at the following link: A step by step guide to exploring Amsterdam-Noord This is my first published post, hopefully of many! I went through a company called writers.agency, and my work was published by Travelicious. It was a really simple process…