Travels Upon This World

A country by country "blog" of
sorts which I kept semi-maintained during my year abroad. With no itinerary, the original plan roughly included the Balkans,
the Middle East, the Baltics, and Scandinavia, though one of the many things I learned was an important lesson in ambitious
humility. In the end I visited twenty-six countries, and the list stands as:
Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegowina, Serbia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia, Greece, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon,
Turkey, Iraq, Georgia, Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, Transdnistria, Ukraine, Hungary, Austria, Slovakia, Czech Republic, and Poland
as my exit. Enjoy the reminiscence of memory lane. And yes, the longest I ever spent in one place was ten odd days in Dahab.
A month long romp through
the seedy underbelly of Africa. Namely, from Joburg through Swaziland, Lesotho, and on to Cape Town. North to Namibia and Etosha,
followed by a mad dash through the Kalahari in Botswana back to Pretoria. What better place to learn how to drive manual? And with
elephants and kudus as obstacles, at night, no less.
From Auckland through
Wellington to Christchurch and back, an invigorating tale of adventure in the land home to both hobbits and raindeer. With anecdotal
fables and whimsical tales (vis, none of the above), the perfect reading companion for all your questions surrounding the land of the
elusive Kiwi. Illustrated. 1680x1050 minimum viewing recommended.
"A good traveler has no fixed plans, and is not intent on arriving." - Lao Tzu
"Travel is glorious only in retrospect." - Unknown