Asia
In 1988, when I was eighteen years old I set off from New Zealand to Asia on an adventure. Accompanying me was my high school friend David. We were inspired by Tintin comics and National Geographic magazines. Although we had never actually been overseas before, we wanted begin our travels...
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In 1988, when I was eighteen years old I set off on a journey from New Zealand to Asia. Accompanying me was my high school friend David. We were inspired by Tintin comics and National Geographic magazines. Although we had never actually been overseas before,...
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The Chompet Pilgrim's path is a forest walkway, just across the Mekong river from Luang Prabang. This journey stops off at a number of appealing temples, or "wat" in Laotian, as well as passing through some small villages. Although the...
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In 1989, when I was 19 years old, I travelled to Pakistan, and it's northern Himalaya regions of Gilgit and Hunza. I then crossed the Khunjerab Pass into the far Western Chinese province of Xinjiang. The north of Pakistan was craggy and rugged, with deep barren valleys and high...
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At the end of my Lumba Sumba trek in Eastern Nepal, my partner Sonya flew in from New Zealand to Kathmandu to meet me. It was her first time in Nepal. Following several weeks of hard remote trekking, we felt...
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