An Experiment in Truth

My third full day - tomorrow I leave, but not till late, and tomorrow my friend finally has a day off work to spend together. We drive 75km...

A random collection of observations from day 2. My shoes are covered in dust - dry sandy soils mean it can't be helped.  Walking over m...

Since I know this will be popular with certain friends (and to be fair I usually post such things) First impressions of Greece as follows: ...

S itting in the nice lounge waiting for my flight at Terminal 2. Airports are no longer bittersweet places for me.  Or rather, they are, bu...

Geography is important. Different places evoke feelings and memories. The way people respond varies from person to person, place to place...

This is the San Francisco public transit map. Actually, this is the zoomed in version; the proper version is even more hideous and bogg...

I'm in New York again. Finally.   I'd forgotten what an onslaught New York is. It's a big city in the way only Americans cou...

It's surprisingly easy to pack the contents of your entire life into one bag when necessary. Some jeans, some t shirts, a few jumpers,...

Cash in wallet: $80 City blocks walked: Approx 150 Equivalent Mileage: 7-8 Money spent on rehydration: $30 New York is big. Much bigge...

I'm here.  New York.  The City.  The Big Apple.  The Big Smoke Across The Pond.  When I landed I got that familiar feeling in my stomach...

So I'm off to the US on 22nd June for 6 weeks.  I'm visiting NYC, Cape Cod, Boston, California, and if I can afford them, New Orlean...

I miss you so much. It hurts. Like hell. Every single day. I know you're busy, and out of sight is out of mind, and neither of us have h...

I miss you so much. It hurts. Like hell. Every single day. I know you're hurting right now, and me, and us, and all that is probably exa...

Apologies for the delays in posting.  My laptop charger is borked, so updates have to be written at an actual PC which takes time. I have ...

So once again, the english are crap.  I'm currently in Amsterdam, and EVERYONE here speaks fluent in english; it's basically bilingu...

I've had this theory for a long time. That nobody's world is ever bigger than 5 people. 6 degrees of separation probably works off...