Street food is the colloquial term given to food eaten on the streets, and not prepared in sit down restaurants. Street food dining is informal and usually paid with cash. For both travellers and Foodie’s… Read More »5 countries with the best street food
In 2015 I rode a motorcycle from North to South Vietnam on a 110 CC Honda win over the course of 5 weeks. Covering thousands of kilometres, the motorbike I purchased for $200USD was good… Read More »Tips to doing a motorbike trip
Hitch hiking is about getting a ride with someone who picks you up in their vehicle and takes you in the direction you are wishing or willing to go. In 2016 I hitch-hiked across New… Read More »Tips to hitch hiking across a country
The term shoe-string backpacking refers to travelling for as long as possible off as little funds as possible. The reason it’s called ‘shoe string’ backpacking is simply meant to refer to the idea that you… Read More »Tips to shoe string backpacking
Is it safe to eat Street Food? The short answer is yes. If it wasn’t safe then people wouldn’t eat street food every day and night. Of-course I cannot guarantee you won’t get sick from… Read More »Is it safe to eat street food? (Overseas)
While in two-week quarantine for my 4th time, I made myself a promise to use the time to write an eBook. This also meant ticking off my new years resolution which was ‘publish an eBook’.… Read More »Tips to publishing an Ebook
The benefits of journaling have become a point of discussion for those looking to improve their mental health and have a form of relaxation and internal reflection. Journaling has also gained popularity recently for its… Read More »3 months of daily journaling
In September and October of 2021, I was fortunate enough to land a job as an underwater photographer, getting to dive on the Great Barrier Reef every day. This exposure to the reef rekindled my… Read More »Scuba Diving on the Great Barrier Reef
Many people are un-aware that you can actually dive in some amazing locations in the greater Melbourne area. In Port Phillip Bay there are ship wrecks, cannon forts, seals, stingrays, cold water kelps and corals,… Read More »Scuba Diving in Melbourne. Is it any good?
Foreword I realised when I was packing my travel bag to return home, that I would have to ‘cut’ a few items from the final pack to make my bag lighter. I would have to… Read More »Reading the Bhagavad Gita. What it taught me
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