These vagabond shoes are longing to stray…. New York, New York
Sorry for such a long break in posting- I was off galavanting around the world. The great joy of freelancing is I can work anywhere- …
Goa – Paradise, beaches, and history
A few weeks ago, some friends from Europe came to visit and we went on a road trip to Goa. The week before we left, …
Trekking from Pokhara: At the foot of the giants
If you start trekking from Pokhara, you won’t be disappointed. Perched at the foot of the Himalayas, Pokhara is a beautiful town that feeds into …
Things to do in Kathmandu, Following The Flags
I have always wanted to visit Nepal. My Grandparents used to host students that were studying at the English School in Christchurch. I distinctly remember …
Arranged marriage in India: An outsiders view
I’ve thought a long time about posting this blog about arranged marriage, because I don’t want to offend or upset any of my lovely Indian …
Mumbai – Slumcat Millionaire
Mumbai is an incredibly diverse city. With a population of more than 18 million people, it covers every religion, race, and socio-economic group imaginable. The …
Triumph & Disaster
So it’s time I gave you all a very honest update on my life in India. It’s not all travel and excitement, food and fun. …
Goa – Beaches, Bikinis, and Beer.
Goa is THE beach holiday destination in South India. It’s well known as a party place but South Goa is a bit quieter, so we …
Gokarna – Relaxation and Rest
The next part of our holiday was a short trip to the coast. The drive from Hampi to Gokarna took around six hours, traffic was… …
Hampi, We Meet Again
Last time I went to Hampi, I didn’t actually get out and explore the temples and ruins. I felt like I still had unfinished business …