Following my 'Best Male' blogger award win in April (still can't believe it!), the next step was to claim my prize - a hike over the O2 Arena in London for me and three friends.
After finally sorting a date, two good friends, my better…
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New Zealand is built for campervans. Campervans are built for New Zealand. With a very large independent streak, it also seems I am built for New Zealand.
Of all the things I was looking forward to in New Zealand - Queenstown, skydiving,…
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There is something very special about New Zealand. Many wine lovers may put that down to the copious amounts of delicious Sauvignon Blanc that reaches UK shores every week.
Yes, this is a travel story about wine tasting in New Zealand's…
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You've seen Jurassic Park, right? Remember at the beginning, where Richard Attenborough flies into the park in a helicopter, and you see those amazing views of the landscape, including waterfalls, mountains and rivers? That was almost…
Occasionally I get a craving for a burger. A real meat-dripping, melted cheese, moan-as-you-eat burger.
I'm not sure what happened in Brighton. I went a little nuts.
Coming off the back of a four day Easter training hike, my body was…
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Earlier in March I was looking through Twitter on my phone when I came across the blogger awards, run by lowcostholidays. I looked through the categories and saw some familiar faces, and some great blogs.
I eventually scrolled down to the…
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Every now and again I seem to stumble across a gem of a pub. The White Hart in Whelpley Hill is one of those gems.
I came across this pub thanks to the new Haresfoot Brewery - the first brewery to reside in my local town of Berkhamsted for…
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I loved travelling around Colombia.
Along with Brazil, the country loves to party. They have a great culture, and the people are incredibly friendly. They have the Caribbean Coast, incredible coffee and some of the freshest fruit you…
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Exactly one year ago, on 13th March 2013, I was walking around on one of the few man-made objects visible from space: the Great Wall of China.
It seems fitting, that, one year on, I finally share my great experience and pics with you.
China…
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I haven't penned a foodie blog post for a while, so when I was given an early birthday surprise to visit the Hawker House Street Feast night market, it made sense to share some of the highlights of the evening. Especially as the Street Feast…
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