An image taken back in 1993 when I trekked Peru’s famous Inca Trail. The children would constantly keep saying ‘Dolce Dolce’ meaning sweet. Please give me a sweet. As you can tell by the look on their faces. I refused.
Not really related to travel, but I couldn’t help but tell others of this amazing feat. This monumental journey took over 2 years to complete, and saw adventurer Ed Stafford find himself in all sorts of predicaments along the way.
Do communication methods such as email, Twitter, Facebook and the cellular phone, have an impact on the modern travellers experience of their destination, due to their constant connection with those at home.
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The Chaos that unfolds before you each and every day in Hong Kong is mind boggling. This image was captured in Kowloon, my favorite part of Hong Kong, and is not far from the suburb that has been described as the most densely populated square mile on the planet.
