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In the night headlights shone through my tent, so I opened it and shone back. A small car, a Lada or something with roof luggage

I realise I’m in a valley on the Pamir Highway, it’s not quite what I had in mind, 3 paved lanes in each direction, surrounded

As the manuscript comes back from the copy editor I thought I’d share a few of my favourite bits for the first third of the

The heat is becoming an issue, a constant and unavoidable theme of the journey. OK I left a few weeks later than planned due to

There were clues that passed me by, with annoyance but not consideration.  The Kazakhstan steppe is simultaneously stimulating and mind numbing. There is so little

No one has evert said after reading In Search of Greener Grass, ‘now I have to see Russia for myself’. It would be no exaggeration

Its wasn’t fear, it wasn’t exactly daunt, it wasn’t imperative, but it was necessary I had to cross into Russia, apprehension I suppose it was,

THAT EXTRA PUSH OVER THE CLIFF Sticking with the direction and not looking back. Last week when I was looking for photos to accompany and break

I Would Have Been Finished Sooner. That was one of the many considerations. Over two and a half years ago, when it was decided to