Image of The Week: Melbourne – A St Kilda Sunset and Silhouette
An image from my hometown of Melbourne and in particular, a very touristy location. That being the foreshore of the St Kilda beach precinct.
Flying First Class in Seat 1A – So Close But Yet So Far
A tale of how we tried to fly First Class from Manila to Hong Kong, only to be told our aircraft had been changed at the last minute.
Image of The Week: Cambodia – The Stone Heads of Angkor Thom
Another image captured during my visit to Cambodia. The Angkor Wat complex was a photographers dream, so if you visit make sure you bring plenty of memory cards with you.
The History and Evolution of The International Youth Hostel – 100 Years and Counting
The invention of the Youth Hostel is now 100 years old, and they have changed dramatically since inception. It’s now big business, but there may be a few amongst us that remember the old chore system.
Image of The Week: American Samoa – Paradise Upon Palm Rock
The natural beauty found along the coast of the small island nation of American Samoa is summed up in this one image. A unique and beautiful view of a series of palms upon a rocky out crop.
Image of The Week: Melbourne – A St Kilda Sunset and Silhouette
This weeks image was captured in my home town of Melbourne a few years ago. Not really...
Flying First Class in Seat 1A – So Close But Yet So Far
My true passion when it comes to methods of travel is overlanding, and I feel it’s...
Image of The Week: Cambodia – The Stone Heads of Angkor Thom
This weeks image was captured during my visit to Cambodia a few years ago. The Angkor...
The History and Evolution of The International Youth Hostel – 100 Years and Counting
An early rise of 8.00am to chop firewood whilst on holiday, was quite a shock to...
Image of The Week: American Samoa – Paradise Upon Palm Rock
This weeks image was captured during my recent trip to Samoa and American Samoa....
Image of The Week: Melbourne – A St Kilda Sunset and Silhouette
Image of The Week: Cambodia – The Stone Heads of Angkor Thom
Image of The Week: American Samoa – Paradise Upon Palm Rock
Image of The Week: Vietnam – The Old Smiling Man of Hoi Ann
Image of The Week: Hong Kong – The Chaos and Color of The Kowloon Peninsula
Image of The Week: New Caledonia – Afternoon Sun On An Old Stone Building
Reflections: Pygmy Elephants of Borneo and The Deforestation of Sabah
Reflections: Morocco – Never Say Never, But I Dread The Day I Do Return!
Reflections: MV Liemba – The African Queen of Lake Tanganyika
Reflections: Traveling on The Indian Railways – Say Goodbye to Personal Space
Reflections: Northern Pakistan – Gilgit to Chitral via the Shandur Pass
Reflections: Iran – The Earthquake of Bam and Destruction of The Arg-e Bam Citadel
Flying First Class in Seat 1A – So Close But Yet So Far
Madagascar Mayhem – Survivng 24hrs of Complete Adventure and Total Chaos
Mauled in Marrakesh – A Boxing Kangaroo in Djemaa el Fna Square
Lessons in Budget Travel – A Tale of Hitchhiking on America’s West Coast
Belize Adventure – What Shall we do With a Drunken Sailor?
Cruising Culture Shock, and the Cult of the QE2.
The History and Evolution of The International Youth Hostel – 100 Years and Counting
Samoa – The Taga (Alofaaga) Blowholes and The Coconut Man
Lonely Planet Guidebooks – The End of an Era. But Where To From Here?
The Sampo Icebreaker – A Unique Day Tour From Kemi Finland
The Origin of Budget Travel – Was Gemelli Careri The Original Backpacker?
Addicted to Travel? – You May Suffer From Dromomania
World’s Most Traveled: Jose Megre – The Father of All Terrain
World’s Most Traveled: Andre Brugiroux – The Hitchhiker from Paris
World’s Most Traveled: Emil and Liliana Schmid – The Longest Driven Journey
World’s Most Traveled: Heinz Stücke – A Bicycle World Tour
World’s Most Traveled: Peter and Kay Forwood – The Endless Motor Cycle Tour
World’s Most Traveled: Jose Megre – The Father of All Terrain
Lonely Planet Guidebooks – The End of an Era. But Where To From Here?
The Sampo Icebreaker – A Unique Day Tour From Kemi Finland
The Origin of Budget Travel – Was Gemelli Careri The Original Backpacker?
World’s Most Traveled: Andre Brugiroux – The Hitchhiker from Paris
Madagascar Mayhem – Survivng 24hrs of Complete Adventure and Total Chaos
Flying First Class in Seat 1A – So Close But Yet So Far
My true passion when it comes to methods of travel is overlanding, and I feel it’s the best way to experience a country. Over the years I’ve...
Madagascar Mayhem – Survivng 24hrs of Complete Adventure and Total Chaos
Mauled in Marrakesh – A Boxing Kangaroo in Djemaa el Fna Square
Lessons in Budget Travel – A Tale of Hitchhiking on America’s West Coast
The History and Evolution of The International Youth Hostel – 100 Years and Counting
An early rise of 8.00am to chop firewood whilst on holiday, was quite a shock to a fellow young traveler such as myself, but not half as much...
Samoa – The Taga (Alofaaga) Blowholes and The Coconut Man
Lonely Planet Guidebooks – The End of an Era. But Where To From Here?
The Sampo Icebreaker – A Unique Day Tour From Kemi Finland
Reflections: Pygmy Elephants of Borneo and The Deforestation of Sabah
A couple of years ago whilst touring around the Malaysian state of Sabah (on the island of Borneo). Liza and I had a very close call with a small...
Reflections: Morocco – Never Say Never, But I Dread The Day I Do Return!
Reflections: MV Liemba – The African Queen of Lake Tanganyika
Reflections: Traveling on The Indian Railways – Say Goodbye to Personal Space
World’s Most Traveled: Jose Megre – The Father of All Terrain
Jose Megre was a world traveler and adventurer seeker, who spent over 50 years traveling the globe. Most of which was done by either organizing...
World’s Most Traveled: Andre Brugiroux – The Hitchhiker from Paris
World’s Most Traveled: Emil and Liliana Schmid – The Longest Driven Journey
World’s Most Traveled: Heinz Stücke – A Bicycle World Tour
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Jason has traveled the world extensively during the last 20 years, with overland journeys on six continents and across over 90 countries.
This site serves as a chronicle of the images and tales from these journeys, as well as offering advice and general information for other like minded travelers.(Or the armchair traveler, if your that way inclined. We don't discriminate here.)
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