In these unusual times it is important to keep an eye on travel safety advisories. Your first port of call should be “Information for travellers” issued by your own government. You can also look at the WHO website for information on pandemic and other outbreaks that may affect your journey. For a short stay holiday […]
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When we start travelling this is where Zara (9 years old) will post her art, poems, thoughts, photos and video. Feel free to subscribe to our site or just to Zara’s blog – she loves reading and replying to comments.
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Once we start travelling this is where Lucas (13 years old) will post his own thoughts, ideas, photos, video and art.
Continue ReadingPhotography and Video need to become a part of your travel and not an interruption to your travel. Having the right equipment is a huge step towards making this possible. What We Carry v’s what You can get away with.. US YOU ACCESSORIES Go Pro ACCESSORIES ACCESSORIES We choose to keep our main camera on […]
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New Zealand Great Walks I’ve walked it, I’ve run it and I’ve paddled it. Lake Waikaremoana (From the Maori Waikaremoana translates as ‘sea of rippling waters’). Lake Waikaremoana is located in Te Urewera in the North Island of New Zealand, 60 kilometres northwest of Wairoa and 80 kilometres west-southwest of Gisborne. It covers an area […]
Continue ReadingWe have walked and walked and walked…and shopped and shopped and shopped! It has been a flying visit but we have had a lot of fun wandering the streets – filled with everything from antiques to the latest whiz bang inventions. We have followed a couple of different of walking tours that have taken us into […]
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We spent a few days in Denali National Park (home of North America’s tallest peak, Mt McKinley/Denali). The National Park has an interesting system for hiking. The park is divided into 43 units of land, each with a quota to determine how many people can tent each night dependant on the size and shape […]
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We arrived in Cairo at 4am and decided to drive our rental car straight to the pyramids and the sphinx so we could get out bearings and avoid the majority of the traffic. It wasnt until we drove through Cairo later in the day that we could fully comprehend what “Cairo Traffic” really meant – […]
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Border crossings are notorioiusly slow in this part of the world and ours was no different – the simple act of moving a train load of people from Russia to Mongolia (a process that occurs a couple of times each day) took the best part of 8 hours! The train is stopped, doors locked, worse […]
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Day 1: 8th Feb 2008, Machame Gate – Machame Hut, 1800m – 3000m, 10.5km We were picked up from New Castle Hotel at 8.30am and taken back to Ahsante`s office. We felt really confident with our gear – particularly as it had all been checked the day before by our guide Mosses. We met the other […]
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