7 Wonders Interview with James Parry (The Desert Author)
James Parry has written numerous books about the landscapes and history of his remote travels. Having visited such places as Borneo, the Empty Quarter of Arabia and Djibouti it’s fair to say James is partial to more demanding environments. Hopefully James didn’t find our 7 Wonders Questions too challenging! 1) I wonder, when looking at the airport departure [...]
Bath’s Famous Thermae Bath Spa
It was this time last year that my wife and I had enjoyed our wedding day and when talking about possible weekend break destinations to celebrate our first wedding anniversary, my wife was adamant that there was only one place that she wanted to visit……. Bath. It was a great idea, as the historic city of Bath is [...]
Oz Road Trip: Top 10 Stops Between Sydney and Cairns
Australia will be high up on many backpacker’s lists of places to tick off, but such a large country with so many possibilities makes it hard to know what to tick off or how to do it. The East coast is the most heavily built up area of Australia (odd, seeing as this is the furthest location for [...]
Travel Icon No.18 – The Chao Phraya River, Bangkok
There’s no hiding it, Bangkok is one of my favourite cities in the world! I have been lucky enough to visit several times and each time I find it a bind to leave. The sights, the smells, the people, the nightlife and last, but no means least, the food! It’s a city that is not afraid [...]
7 Wonders Interview with Nick Hurst (Sugong, The Life of A Shaolin Master Author)
I heard Nick Hurst on one of the last shows of Radio 4’s Excess Baggage, talking about his amazing experience in Malaysia, where he trained with a legendary kung fu guru, Sugong,. Nick’s book Sugong, The Life of A Shaolin Master chronicles his own kung fu journey while uncovering the life of this remarkable man. [...]
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7 Wonders Interview with James Parry (The Desert Author)
James Parry has written numerous books about the landscapes and history of his remote travels. Having visited such places as Borneo, the Empty Quarter of Arabia and Djibouti it’s fair to say James is partial to more demanding environments. Hopefully James didn’t find our 7 Wonders Questions too challenging! 1) I wonder, when looking at the airport departure [...]
Bath’s Famous Thermae Bath Spa
It was this time last year that my wife and I had enjoyed our wedding day and when talking about possible weekend break destinations to celebrate our first wedding anniversary, my wife was adamant that there was only one place that she wanted to visit……. Bath. It was a great idea, as the historic city of Bath is [...]
Oz Road Trip: Top 10 Stops Between Sydney and Cairns
Australia will be high up on many backpacker’s lists of places to tick off, but such a large country with so many possibilities makes it hard to know what to tick off or how to do it. The East coast is the most heavily built up area of Australia (odd, seeing as this is the furthest location for [...]
Travel Icon No.18 – The Chao Phraya River, Bangkok
There’s no hiding it, Bangkok is one of my favourite cities in the world! I have been lucky enough to visit several times and each time I find it a bind to leave. The sights, the smells, the people, the nightlife and last, but no means least, the food! It’s a city that is not afraid [...]