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Three months of writing, two more in the production, publishing and printing process, then fly back to the UK to meet a pallet of books

The next house purchase decision was made predominantly due to the garage. The corridor of a bungalow wouldn’t win any design awards but at one

I was self-isolating before there was a term for it, it got me thinking of how my shed life has evolved. The shed, the shelter,

This is taken from the last day of a 6 day sailing trip around some Greek Islands.  I’ve got a place to go, and spend

Ted Kettel and I share the same birthday, as well as a liking for Rock Music and Motorbikes, it’s no surprise that two longhairs who have

Delayed gratification is, I think, a good strategy in life to apply, whether it’s the incentive of a drink after the completion of a sensitive

One of the biggest bonuses of independent travel is when you come face to face with the real world. I think we can get numbed

When my first book came out, I went to my first bike show as a trader as opposed to a punter. It was the (now

From our pocket instamatics containing a 110-film cartridge until the arrival of the first digital compacts, cameras were there recording what felt worth the cost

I used to say (as a solo traveller) that the hardest part of any journey is getting to the point where you are actually ready