Camping with a motorcycle across south Australia
PHOTO TRAVELOGUE – A solo, 4-week moto-camping adventure. I buy a Honda Rebel, load it with camping gear, and ride a loop between Adelaide and Melbourne. No, I’m not afraid of spiders.
PHOTO TRAVELOGUE – A solo, 4-week moto-camping adventure. I buy a Honda Rebel, load it with camping gear, and ride a loop between Adelaide and Melbourne. No, I’m not afraid of spiders.
TRAVELOGUE – Art and surprises in Mexico City’s Centro Histórico, Polanco, and Coyoacán neighbourhoods; plus the “Magic Towns” of Huasca de Ocampo, Real del Monte, and Tepoztlán.
FICTION – The last time I was in India I wrote a short story. It’s about the good stuff: travel, food, and sex. Here’s a link to “A Taste For The Exotic” in the September 2018 issue of the Joao-Roque Literary Journal.
TRAVEL BLOG – A solo, 4-week cycle-camping adventure. The Canal des Deux Mers (Canal of Two Seas) joins the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea along France’s southern edge. View photos, maps, and the app.
TRAVEL BLOG – What do you do when you’ve checked off every item on your life’s bucket list? Start a new list, of course.
UPDATE – A photo report on how to cross the Fraser River by bicycle using the Port Mann Bridge. The bridge connects Vancouver to the cities of Surrey and Coquitlam.
TRAVEL BLOG – “Would you be willing to stay in our French chateau a few months and watch our cat?” Sue and Ian asked…
TRAVEL BLOG – I load my 100cc motorbike with camping gear and set out on a solo adventure. It was fun, scenic, nothing bad happened.
ADVICE – These 3 are the first routes that popped into my head when the Westender asked for local knowledge.
TRAVEL BLOG – A one-month train and folding bike journey around British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.
Can we share an Oprah moment? I ask because a hefty issue of O Magazine kept me company on a recent bike trip in September and one of its topics kept bouncing around… Continue reading →
A local’s opinionated guide to the best sidewalk cafes! Each listing includes the cafe’s name and website, a snapshot of what the patio seating looks like, gossipy commentary, and the cafe’s address with cross street.