By Paul Perton | How-To , Uncategorized
Just a few weeks ago, Cape Town was in real danger of becoming one of the world’s first major cities to run out of water. In several storage dams, the water level was nearing single digits; unrecoverable reserves, as the movement of water would stir up way too much silt and rubbish from the dam’s […]
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By pascaljappy | Opinion
I’m a fun type of guy. You usually see me smiling. Ask my 3 friends. Few things get on my nerves and pull my lips downwards. But the f*ck-awfull weather Provence has been experiencing in the past weeks sure is doing it’s best to make me switch to Mode Berserk ! So let me echo […]
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By Philip Partridge | Travel Photography
The Tasmanian central highlands region encompasses a vast tract of pristine wilderness, including the country’s most visited bushwalking destination – the Overland Track, stretching from Cradle Mountain in the north to Lake St. Clair at the southern end. Despite its popularity with overseas adventure tourists, the northern end of the park features many easily accessed […]
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