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Travel volunteering overlander, earthship building community member, tropical enviro life affirming unconsumerist or just looking for a cool, awesome place to hang out for a [...]

It has always been a belief of mine that there is never a single, correct way to cook anything, even apple crumble. There is always [...]

Central American borders can get real funky – Central American borders and dogs even more so. Below you’ll see our limited experience of 2012, a [...]

Here’s how to renew your 30-day papers for your vehicle in Panama: Step One: Go to Suramericana Insurance Office in BellaVista to buy another month’s [...]

Protect and track a laptop - last week, in this beautiful city we had a laptop stolen from our truck: not only were we stupid enough [...]

Going on vacation generally means two things for us time-poor city-dwellers: firstly, we’re somewhere where you can actually see the skies away from the usual [...]

A large number of overlanders fund their travels by working on the road, from country to country. They prove that a very long, overland journey [...]

Heat and humidity – how to survive it when you’re traveling around in a truck in the tropics: Hanging around countries like Panama, it is [...]

Volunteering overlander sounds like a German word for a regiment of mountain fire fighters. Actually it is what we have become for a couple of [...]

People had been warning us for weeks about how expensive Costa Rica is – so we’d stocked up with food, smokes and a bottle of Flor [...]
A few days after leaving Nicaragua, I read a report from some overlanders with a right-hand drive vehicle across the Nicaraguan northern border. They said [...]

Our first conversation in Nicaragua, with an actual Nico, went something like this: “Hi, where are you from?”, “Portugal – my husband [yeah, me] is [...]

This article is about how to build a shower in a camper-van or converted truck or bus. I believe my plan is the cheapest, most [...]

It’s not often that we write so specifically about what we are doing – I really wouldn’t want to bore you with our day-to-day. And [...]

Not so much on the internet about this border but it’s an easy, quiet one and if you want to stay on the Costa Garifuna, [...]

Tikal is an utterly amazing set of structures deep in a National Park. Many things come together to make this ancient Mayan city so much [...]

You know when you’re at a big party with loads of people, there’s a cheap bar and a pretty full-on sound system stacking it up [...]

Place and time: Enforced three week stay in Mexico City waiting for a new passport to be sorted out. Cash: Not much at all – [...]

When you make an arch you use framework to keep all the bricks in place until you install the keystone – the piece in the [...]

Teotihuacan is 50 klicks northwest of Mexico City – a pleasant couple of days out of town – just remember to have a good charge [...]

Basically with mousetraps. The ones that kill. We found around 4 kg of dog food that the mice had nicked from Vaga’s food bowl. They [...]

We’re passing by Berkeley, the home of BOINC, but we don’t have time to stop and check it out. No real loss, eh? Probably nothing [...]
An event that started in 1986 on Baker’s Beach, San Francisco, moved to the Black Rock Desert, Nevada a few years later and has grown [...]
I haven’t communed with the Rainbow People since the early nineties moments before the digital era. Back then, we were a little more interested in [...]
The earth circuit remains the same of course – grounded somewhere along the line, hopefully, into terra firma. But the other two – Live and [...]
Driving through Russia represented a big unknown on our trip around the world. It’s always interesting, now that we have completed that section, to think [...]
One of the more spectacular temple complexes in South Korea awaited us a few hours drive further into the mountains of the east central area. [...]
The biggest limestone cave in Asia. I don’t know whether that makes it the biggest cave of any kind or whether you can get bigger [...]