A Day at the International Cricket – without going to the ground (much)
International Cricket – most people either love it or hate it. I like watching it at the ground and on TV – I used to play the game as a junior, but I was fairly…
International Cricket – most people either love it or hate it. I like watching it at the ground and on TV – I used to play the game as a junior, but I was fairly…
A steakhouse is a vegetarian’s and vegan’s worst nightmare. Personally, I like a big feed of bovine now and then that almost sends me into hibernation. Have a look at some meat related content at…
If you’re ever driving south of Dunedin towards Invercargill on the south island of New Zealand, you might come across this strange tourist attraction – the Shoe Fence. Somewhat different to the office shoes in…
The World’s Fastest Indian is one of my favourite movies because it is a true story of how a complete underdog (Australian Slang for someone who isn’t expected to win) went after his dream –…
This Miniature Earth Project video has been floating around the internet for a while, but it’s quite a sobering one and will definitely test your grey matter on who lives in the world and how…
Tribal Textiles is located near South Luwangwa National Park, in eastern Zambia. Many people stop by here on the way or to this great national park, but it is definitely worth checking out in terms of…
I love it when some things are taken literally instead of figuratively! It just adds another dimension to language conundrums that come up all around the world. And I came across a device that we…
Hmm, the Best Job In The World. As part of my never ending ambition to find any dubious way of scoring another travel junket, I recently entered a totally dodgy film clip for ‘The Best…
Today’s Masters of Transport and Logistics Photo comes from Tanzania, in Africa. These are the series of photos that marvel at how people can transport themselves and all sorts of goods in the hardest way…
Transport and travel go hand in hand. Whether it is by plane, boat, car, bus, donkey or camel, everyone who has travelled needs to get around somehow. But for others in the third world, this involves a…