http://www.constanttrek.com everywhere is walking distance if you have the time Thu, 03 Jul 2008 02:41:02 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Things have been ticking over quietly amidst the usual hubbub of pitching for more sponsorship and trying to iron out logistics.  The region of Algeria, Libya and Egypt remains uncertain - particularly Algeria, and my plans remain in flux as a result, although I feel quite certain that I will ... http://www.constanttrek.com/index.php/archives/199 Finally, I have a new plan - and my walk is happening again.  Oh, thank god. Niger is out.  Finished, Kaput, do not pass go and collect your two hundred dollars OR one's camels.  But - as there always is - looks like I have found an alternative. Algeria, which was politically ... http://www.constanttrek.com/index.php/archives/198 Life has just been so cool of late. Firstly, my darling mate Sarah, she of the first reconnaissance mission to Morocco in Slow Journey South, has just been out to visit for two weeks. It is such, such bliss to have had time with her - one of the ... http://www.constanttrek.com/index.php/archives/187 Hello all – Well, it is finally here!  “Slow Journey South”, my first book, goes on sale in Australia on the 1st of April – widely available in all book stores. Now, as for those of you not lucky enough to live in Australia (ha, ha, ... http://www.constanttrek.com/index.php/archives/185 Some of you may remember a cycling gentleman that I met up with in Gao, Mali, last year, by the name of Lachlan Prouse.  A fellow Australian, Lachlan had at that point already completed an incredible trip through over fifty countries, including Iran and Afghanistan - this is him here, ... http://www.constanttrek.com/index.php/archives/184 This has been the longest break my blog has ever had.  I guess that I was holding on so tight last year, that I just needed to give myself a break; and I am happy to say that having done so, it feels like a whole new world ... http://www.constanttrek.com/index.php/archives/183 I read back over my last post before I wrote this one, and I wondered: where do I start? It is so difficult, sometimes, to explain all of the mental twists and turns one takes in coming to a decision.  Sometimes I read back over this blog and think that ... http://www.constanttrek.com/index.php/archives/182 When I am back in Australia - or the UK - I know that my posts are frustratingly sporadic.  This is often because I feel as if what I have to say is pretty boring when I am not walking; and also because I don't like to make everyone party ... http://www.constanttrek.com/index.php/archives/181 This article appeared in the September 2007 issue of NOVA Magazine. http://www.constanttrek.com/index.php/archives/174 This article appeared in the September 2007 edition of Adelaide Matters. http://www.constanttrek.com/index.php/archives/176