Chips, Crisps, and Cuttlefish: My Funniest Food Fails While Travelling.
I know there are bloggers out there who specialise in the subject … but I suffer enough from imposter syndrome in so many areas, I’m not wanting to add food blogger to the mix. I think after reading this post you will think there is not much chance of that!
The secret life of walls. Street Art in Europe.
When I travel, I’m as likely to hunt for murals as museums, because street art feels alive: it’s political, playful, and sometimes defiant. From graffiti-tagged trains in Belgium to a hidden unicorn mural in a Granada car park, each wall tells a story,
Flags in the real world. A flag post.
I feel a little sad that my childhood love of flags has become so tarnished and I really wish I could get back to seeing them with a neutral eye, but there is no going back.
How to find community when in recovery or travelling full-time.
In short: Community plays a pivotal role in recovery from addiction. Staying connected is vital for solo travelers to combat isolation and maintain mental well-being. Social media, local meetups, and networks like Couchsurfing can help build meaningful relationships while on the road. Community provides not just support but also a sense of belonging, making travel […]
The good the bad and the silence … a music post.
I’m not sure if it’s because I am an old man now, but there is nothing I like better than a quiet place to eat and or drink.
Steev’s 2023 wrap-up. Where I have been and what I learnt along the way.
1st January 2023 – does seem a very long time ago and I think I have packed a lot into just one year. I thought it might be fun and maybe useful to go over where I have been and what issues I have had during the year.
Why you shouldn’t let “language anguish” stop your travels!
“I guess the first thing to say is “don’t panic.”
English is the most spoken 2nd language in the world, especially amongst young people and professionals – so in most big towns and cities, in whichever country you may be, the chances are you will be able to find someone who speaks some English.”