Firstly season’s greetings to all from my worldview to your worldview. Over Christie-mas lunch yesterday, my nephew flagged his most important belief as doing unto others as you would like them to do to you. That sounds a bit religious, however, this simple value is common to humankind and transcends religion and politics. He attributes…
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I enjoy autumn and winter in Melbourne. You can take long walks without sweating and there are a surprising number of sunny days to enjoy these walks. We are also fortunate to have a multitude of restaurants close by offering cuisine from a variety of cultural backgrounds including multiple African, Asian and Middle Eastern countries,…
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Stage One of the journey has formally begun. It began with a last day at work, a final flight in my ultralight plane before I packed it away and a final house lockup before heading to the airport and catching the redeye to Melbourne. Last Day at Work Let’s start with the wrap-up of a…
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Boots (or rather shoes) We walk a lot anyway and when on holidays, the total kilometres we cover daily increases immensely as our curiosity takes us further and further into places of interest. Typically we wear a light runner without any special bounce bubbles like the Nike Air or similar. I am sure they are…
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So envious, My wife and I just got back from a 6-week sojourn through parts of Europe. We're keen to…
Hi Mark! Thank you so much for sharing your adventures! And for the kind words. What I fun time you…
[…] The last one – Chichen Itza on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico is so close to where we are…
This was great, Mark. I will definitely keep all this in mind when I travel these routes. Really interesting video.
Of course we did. We tried the crispy skin 臭豆腐 in 九分 old street even though we should have been…