The details and the dust // A Siem Reap diary.
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Diary notes from my 3 days in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
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Among the clouds in Maokong (or 'The Most Expensive Cup of Tea I ever had')
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Time Difference wakes me up early and I realise this town is a bit of a late snoozer, with most places not opening until 10-12ish. Not great for a caffeine craving scandi!
I head off to the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall under the looming rain clouds, where I get targeted by one of their English speaking guides. He seems to think that talking to me is the best thing since Colour TV, and persuades me to stay and watch as they do the hourly guard swap. So I do, only to conclude that…
Read MoreWorld Famous Burgers and Celebrity Trees.
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I really only have one point on the agenda of my visit to The Adventure Capital of the World, and it does not include any type of adrenaline boosting activity. Instead, something way more up my alley. Burgers! Vegan Burgers!
Read MoreGudak - a digital film experience in your phone
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I have always loved the unexpected results from getting your disposable films developed. Of course, when one is on the road there is unfortunately often that logistic part to consider. You want to save as much valuable backpack space as possible and so carrying extra luxuries like disposable cameras are not ideal. Fast forward to Gudak - an app that turns your phone into a disposable camera.
Read MoreThe wet wild of Milford Sound.
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The road trip around New Zealand’s South Island continues; today we tackle stunning Milford Sound and a, rather intimidating, mountain tunnel!
Read MoreThe Lost Gypsy Gallery & trees growing sidesways.
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Driving through the southernmost parts of New Zealand’s South Island; I check into a hospital-turned-hostel and visit the most peculiar gallery there ever was.
Read MoreRolling down to Dunedin and exploring Nugget Point.
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Caffeine infusion, vegan findings and getting lost (as per usual) in “New Zealand’s Edinburgh” - Dunedin!
Read MoreVibrant blues of Tekapo and the Moeraki Boulders.
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It is with a great relief I roll out of Christchurch city. I doubt I will ever be a confident city driver, but combine that with the first time driving in six months, doing so in left (if it is not right, it is wrong eh!!) side traffic and in an unfamiliar car; that just brings you to a whole new level of stressfulness.
Let the South Island Road Trip begin!
Read MoreScenes from the TranzAlpine Railway & a brief Christchurch encounter.
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Doing one of NZ’s Great Journeys — by the TranzAlpine Railway, from Greymouth to Christchurch.
Read MoreA little detour to Franz Josef.
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Exploring Glacier Country and Franz Josef, one of the world’s most accessible glaciers, in the pouring rain… turned hailstorm.
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