Sunday, 21 Feb 2010 | Views [452]
we bid farewell to the land of constant smiles and instant brothers. a talkative land of intent listeners. a fairytale built upon sugar cones, dusted with cumin then drowned in home-made olive oil. of seatbelts held together with twine, and backtracking ... Read more >
Friday, 19 Feb 2010 | Views [414]
the valley could only be described as regrowth after the apocalypse. "The Road", coloured green and mud. scrolling down our page mercifully slowly like a pensioner with a mouse, all we have is the dashed white line for company. and it looks ... Read more >
Friday, 19 Feb 2010 | Views [664]
not wanting to do it the easy way, I opt for a solo adventure (no choice really, there is literally nobody else around), and take a digital photograph of a topographic map (circa 1960) plastered oh-too-conveniently on the wall. i find the mountains ... Read more >
Tags: trekking
Friday, 12 Feb 2010 | Views [463]
Reluctantly crouched at the taxi line Engines pumping and thumping, they whine The fruit shop closes, the Merc's fill up Churning and burning, they yearn for the top They barely maneuver and give way to rank Fuel burning fast on an empty tank Reckless ... Read more >
Monday, 8 Feb 2010 | Views [652]
Fez is fantastically full of fortuitous findings. Stupified by tannery stenches and thrown into dizzied head-spins on the aroma of 45-spiced Fassi pigeon pie. Fez puts your senses in overdrive. Fez is a tingle down the spine as the call to prayer ... Read more >
Monday, 8 Feb 2010 | Views [835]
Remember those Choose Your Own Advenutre books, where at the end of the chapter you reach a fork in the road and depending on whether you go left or right you end up on page 79 (in the mud) or page 132 (in the clouds)? Well, I just walked through ... Read more >
