All Manner of things

Over the years I've used these pages as a sort of travel journal to keep friends updated with what I have been doing. So, here is access to all that information. If you are interested in trekking, there are some short write ups of various treks in here, as well as general travel info. I've also used the site to dump some of my writings on and other such things. In fact, having 15MB of space somewhere is really useful when you move around as much as I do. So, more than most of my geocity neighbours, this site has become a sort of home. Hence I guess it should have a map etc. But anyway, to start off, who am I...a little about me

The old travel stories
In an effort to retain some of the feel of these stories, I have not editted the content of any, so all the non sensical time references, plans that never materialised, personal quips and myriad of spelling mistakes have been preserved, exactly like they were the day these entries were hacked out on some foreign PC

  1. Brave New World
  2. Brain fried
  3. Swing low over the toilet bowl
  4. Travels further to the South
  5. Patagonian trek fest
  6. Mission over, Southern Patagonia
  7. Is travel life?
  8. Smells like the third world
  9. Have paddle, will travel
  10. Sew your shoes
  11. Perfect your tan
  12. Thoroughly Visa'd tales
  13. The End two, and a new beginning
  14. Living in the Alleys
  15. Bleached (arm hairs) and beached
  16. The Worlds Most Adventurous Man
  17. In fields of Green below walls of White
  18. The Last Great Problem
  19. Escape from Kathmandu
  20. An Enthusiasm for Rain
  21. Rain Snow and Rivers
 Look here folks, pictures and stuff. These shots were taken in India and Nepal during my stint trekking there last year. They used to be on the site, but I've polished them up a bit. Be warned, the quality is still not great as these were bad prints of slides that have been scanned. The B/W ones are also pretty big files (150K), so surf about a bit while you open them. You can either go for the full slide show, or follow the thumbnails.