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First We Ate Your Wife
How do you sink a raft? And survive pirates? How do you accidentally cycle across a continent? Why didn’t you listen to your mother when she taught you not to hitchhike? Forced to watch all Read more…
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The Butterfly Effect
I was busy booking a flight to Europe when the neighbours dinghied over. “Do you want to come with us?” I thought they meant into town. But later that same afternoon I had moved all Read more…
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Namibia Beckons
I couldn’t believe that we were finally off! After so many farewells and false starts and restarts; could it actually be that we were truly sailing out of Hout Bay? For good? Morwenna chugged out Read more…
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Lady in Waiting
Six weeks ago I sat on the beach watching what was meant to be my last Cape Town sunset. Surrounded by so many of my favourite people, my heart yelled at me to stay! Why Read more…
Hustle
Top Ten Things To Do When Unemployed
It’s time we had a little heart to heart. A hug. And maybe even a high five. (Because let’s be honest, we can’t afford anything else…) Now whether you chose the unemployment or the unemployment Read more…
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Home.
The end was in sight. In just three weeks my circumnavigation would be [more or less] complete. After 4 awesome [and challenging] years of hitch hiking on other peoples boats across the Indian, the Atlantic, Read more…
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Turning Bras into Pumpkins
“Are you an African?” “How did you know?” “You look like one?” “You have met many?” “No. I have never met an African.” I smiled in confusion “But I have read about them.They are good Read more…
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Wild People
The world is full of all sorts. It’s curiously viciously grotesquely beautiful. For most of us, we walk around with our eyes half closed and try and maintain the status quo – trying to fit Read more…
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And they will know us by the Trail of Bread…
You know that feeling you get just before you begin a new chapter?? When you hear adventure calling your name and the beckoning is so loud that you have to heed it… even though Read more…
Hustle
The Real World Can Be Good For You
Thirty. Broke. Unemployed. Single… it’s not quite what I pictured… but man was I loving life! It was a big step, but after three years of flightlessly travelling towards Spain, I decided to take a Read more…
