
I Am Often Asked Why I Travel.
I was recently asked why I travel. It was during a casual conversation about life and dream jobs and those aspirations that are ever evolving,

I was recently asked why I travel. It was during a casual conversation about life and dream jobs and those aspirations that are ever evolving,


Talking about Safari Packing, khaki and aeroplanes, I found this photo of my gorgeous Mom, brother and I at the Bloemfontein Airport in about 1973-4.
Jackie of HT Holidays contacted me and we got to speak about my love for travel, what I pack and where I’ve loved to travel. What a privilege to

Fluff Magazine – You never know who you might meet at a No Man’s Art pop-up exhibition, or where that introduction may lead. In my
Knysna. Oyster Festival. – These feet were made for walking. Over lagoons, along coastlines and on scenic mountain paths. An absolute favourite past time. Thank you

“No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate,

Port Elizabeth. – Let’s close the divide! Holding hands with Madiba and a young friend at the Donkin Reserve in Port Elizabeth. What a place

Really thrilled to be featured in onRoute magazine this month. Just loved talking about The Incidental Tourist, what made me start a blog and how

Always. Walk a city. Yours, another, a village, a beach, a field. Walk. Breath in. Feel. It’s the best way to experience a place.

I was recently asked why I travel. It was during a casual conversation about life and dream jobs and those aspirations that are ever evolving, as we are. But it got me thinking and I


Talking about Safari Packing, khaki and aeroplanes, I found this photo of my gorgeous Mom, brother and I at the Bloemfontein Airport in about 1973-4. I guess my love of travelling started then, even though
Jackie of HT Holidays contacted me and we got to speak about my love for travel, what I pack and where I’ve loved to travel. What a privilege to share with you. Thank you for the opportunity, interview as below:

Fluff Magazine – You never know who you might meet at a No Man’s Art pop-up exhibition, or where that introduction may lead. In my case it was by invitation of Jacqui Barhouch that I found
Knysna. Oyster Festival. – These feet were made for walking. Over lagoons, along coastlines and on scenic mountain paths. An absolute favourite past time. Thank you too for the wellie boots Pick ‘n Pay Knysna Oyster Festival.

“No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be

Port Elizabeth. – Let’s close the divide! Holding hands with Madiba and a young friend at the Donkin Reserve in Port Elizabeth. What a place of unity, art, expression and history. Such a special visit,

Really thrilled to be featured in onRoute magazine this month. Just loved talking about The Incidental Tourist, what made me start a blog and how I am ever more in love with travel, writing, photography

Always. Walk a city. Yours, another, a village, a beach, a field. Walk. Breath in. Feel. It’s the best way to experience a place.