Three Years of Bucket Living: Why I Travel Three years ago today I left my engineering office for good. I wasn’t sure what was going to happen in my future, but I decided to stop being a baby and take control of my own happiness. One week later I departed for my trip to the
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“Oh he’s the Cunnamulla fella. Yes he’s the Cunnamulla fella.” Cunnamulla, a town that I could never say the name right, remains deep in my heart. It’s a small town lies on the Warrego River, two hours drive from Charleville, and seven hours drive west from Brisbane. I continued the outback expedition by driving to
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Story that needs to be heard: Bilby Brothers of Charleville, Australia There is this small town called Charleville, somewhere in Queensland’s outback. Charleville is for someone who likes to experience the authenticity of the country and like to be in the middle of nowhere, so to speak. It was probably one of the favorite places
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This is Queensland! The year 2014 is full of adventure so far. I kicked off the year with Hogmanay in Scotland, traveled to Alaska in winter, photographed around Oman, and hung out with frogs and squids in Malaysia. Now I’m settling in the lifestyle of Sabah. What an exciting year it has been. This week,
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Why do we love sunset so much? The magic hour is literally quite magical in Kota Kinabalu. The golden glow of twilight is so strong, binds everyone’s busy footstep. In KK, the Sun drops right into the ocean, creates orange colored waves of reflection. Where I stand I can see the stilt village on the
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How can you tell if anything will ever come of it? How can you endure the waiting for someone else to, well, recognize you? How can you stand the not knowing? People say no one read books anymore. There are just too many temptations that seem more fun than black and white text. Nevertheless, books
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What goes into the Perfect Cup of Coffee? #The following is a sponsored post from the coffee experts at Taylors. Any coffee drinker knows that finding a great cup of coffee goes far beyond using the best beans. But just how far? Taylors of Harrogate’s coffee sent their man Dom Dwight crossing the globe to chase down
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“You wouldn’t want to miss this.” That’s what everyone told me about Ka’amatan. This is one thing you shouldn’t miss if you are living in Sabah. This is the year’s most extravagant event of Sabah, happens at the end of the harvest season (end of May), lasts for a month. Ka’amatan festival started as celebrating
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#The following is a partnered post. Spain Travel: Vacation Destinations For Children It can be a depressing thought for us parents to realise we are only going to have a limited number of holidays with our kids before they become grown-ups. This just makes it all the more important for us to make the most
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Is there any better way to welcome the visitors than open a festival? What a special welcome by people of Bait al Safah Al Hamra is one of the best-preserved old towns of Oman. Old Al Hamra’s narrow stony alleyways and mud-brick houses take visitors back a few centuries. Bait al Safah was an especially
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