I’m having a great time punting the Tenere 700 around Tunisia. Not only is the riding fun, but the Tunisian people are very welcoming and kind to a lanky Aussie on an adventure bike. Here’s a few short clips I’ve made whilst touring this compact and fascinating country. If you liked this post, you may…

In 2014, Paris’ Galerie Itinerance brought local and international artists together to create a ‘street art gallery’ in Erriadh Village, Djerba Island, Tunisia. Whilst staying on the Island, I took the opportunity to jump on the bike and head to Erriadh to check it out. I enjoyed it so much, I went back the next…

After seeing the main areas of Birkenau Concentration Camp, and learning of the horrors that had occurred there, it was a relief to find a tranquil patch of nature. Whilst enjoying the quiet and the late afternoon sun, I had a strange meeting. The title of this post is taken from a poem by Wilfred Owen. Although…

I was fortunate to work in Central Australia for nearly twenty years, and a big part of the jobs I did was working with Indigenous people. I remember a friend of mine, who also worked cross-culturally, once saying: ‘I envy Indigenous people. They have a true sense of place. They know where they are from.…