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Why Cecil Travels

Since I’m currently busy fighting a variety of legal running battles with the Canadian government, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the creators of Degrassi Junior High and Due South (see my last post), I’m unavailable to blog. This is my gift to you today, dear reader.

Why Laura Travels

I’m absent again. Again! Am I ever actually here? (Don’t answer. That’s a rhetorical statement, which is a literary device writers use to signify that if you criticise them, they’ll throw something heavy at you. Love, Mike).

Thanks for Failing, Doctor Beeching

The bend widens out, and before me lies a toy train platform, built lifesized. I crunch up, moving from a path of gravel ballast onto sloping wooden planking. Before and behind me, the rails curve lazily away through the narrow valley, high escarpments on either side pressing inwards and making a sweaty day even closer. [...]

Why Danielle Travels

It’s midweek again, and yet again I’m elsewhere. (I’m actually writing something about an axe-wielding civil servant. Check back later, even if you’re of a nervous disposition – it’s not what you think). I may be absent (physically, mentally etc.) but don’t worry! Your eyes are in good hands.

Why Cherrye Travels

“Why aren’t you travelling yet?” people often ask me. (Well, to be more specific they say “Oh – are you still here?”, but it’s the same question phrased differently, I feel sure).

Why Lisa Travels

So, we spend a goodly slice of our lives working for the Man (or the Woman, or the Folk) so we get enough money to afford possessions that make our home lives a joy, putting down roots, investing in where we are socially and materially, embracing modern life as the sedentary, communal experience of Being [...]

Why Robin Travels

I love asking questions. I’m with Socrates: questions are where it’s at. Questions dig deep into the issues at hand, challenge assumptions and never pretend they’ve reached universal truths about life (unlike statements, the fun-hating super-uptight older siblings of questions). I also like asking questions because it’s a great way to get other people to [...]

When To Keep Going

How far would you get if you just kept going?

10 Ways Cyprus Surprises (And Shocks) Us

Just another sunkissed Mediterranean island, you say? Here’s ten reasons why I beg to differ. Cyprus is where cheese squeaks… If you’re bored with cheese being so cheesy, you need some Halloumi. It doesn’t taste like cheese. Imagine something salt-tangy with the mouth-feel of chicken, and you’ve a hint of its gastronomic magic. It doesn’t [...]

Breaking The Ice With Strangers: Line

We’re midway into my ten ways to break the ice with strangers when you’re travelling – and now it’s time to play the fool.

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