Posts Tagged ‘sahara

Mission; To paddle across South-America

I met Christian Bodegren the first time early in 2009. I remember I thought he was a bit of a woof, obviously [...]

Book review; The Sahara by Eamonn Gearon

There´s no doubt in my case that it was books which made me choose this odd life and I really need to [...]

The Sahara: A Long Way Away from a Cultural Desert

Sahara…listen to the word…it is best pronounced when in the Great Desert itself, when a visitor tries to take a breath in the [...]

John Hare – Voices of Exploration

Voices of Exploration – An ever-expanding database of exclusive monthly interviews with the world’s leading explorers. Regardless of where we were born, [...]

After Gaddafi: A New Libya Emerges by Justin Marozzi

The first time I came across Justin Marozzi he sent me a set of questions for a book to be, Faces of [...]

Mohamed Bouazizi shakes the Arab World

Gaddaffi is still in around, but no doubt on his way out. Amazing I think. Who would have thought that only 3 [...]

A vital female perspective on adventure

Guest writer number 7 is another impressive explorer whom I have gotten to know through my Expedition planning to come in the [...]

Honorary member of La Rahla

Just after arriving in Parsons Green, this sunny and warm day, I turned on the computer and saw these great news : [...]

The Fear Factor

I just finished a book that I have had tucked into my bookshelves since 1988. It is called The Fearful Void written [...]