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How To Finance Long-Term Travelling
When I left home in 2007, it was simple. I had 700 Euros stashed in my luggage, a current account containing £3700 GBP with a Visa Debit card to get at it, and a couple of emergency credit cards. I’d be as stingy as possible, because it wasn’t much! But it was all I had, [...]
Posted in Off The Bike Also tagged Armenia, Bureaucracy, Food, Home, Hospitality, Money, On The Road, Philosophising, Random Acts Of Kindness, Working 10 Comments
Hitching Armenia to England – Ultralight Style
I arrived at my parents’ home in England nine days after I left my home in Armenia to try and hitch my way there. The trip began well, progressed through a lot of self-inflicted suffering, continued into ill health, and ended on a happy note. I have to be honest – it was a lot [...]
Posted in Off The Bike Also tagged Armenia, Asia, Austria, Bulgaria, Europe, France, Georgia, Germany, Health, Hitch-hiking, Home, Hospitality, Hungary, On The Rails, On The Road, Random Acts Of Kindness, Serbia, Turkey 6 Comments
Have Micro-Adventures For Better Weekends
I recently came across a new meme by way of Alastair Humphreys’ blog, which I’ve been reading regularly since I read his great travel books while preparing for Ride Earth.
The idea of a ‘micro-adventure’ strikes a very relevant chord in this post-ride phase. City life isn’t really my thing. Noise, pollution and a feeling of [...]
Posted in Off The Bike Also tagged Armenia, Challenges, Charity, Europe, Hitch-hiking, Home, Micro-adventures, On The Road, Turkey, Yerevan 4 Comments
Hitching from England to Istanbul
Facebook has managed to almost entirely replace email as a form of electronic communication amongst friends. While I dislike the immense waste of human energy that is poured into it, I decided to use it to conduct a small experiment. I would allow my Facebook friends one chance to directly affect my life in the [...]
Posted in Expedition Log Also tagged Asia, Belgium, Europe, France, Greece, Hitch-hiking, Home, Istanbul, Italy, Luxembourg, On The Road, Random Acts Of Kindness, Rants, Turkey Comments closed

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