“You miserable, mangey, manky maggot! I bloody kill you! How dare you come into my restaurant and make such demands of me! Beg! Beg for mercy you flake of feeble fuzz. I’ll crush you with my clenched palm and smear you over the window with my elbow. Now, run! RUN! What you still here for? RUN!“ Continue reading ‘The Reprint: ‘The Victor’’
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The Reprint: ‘The Victor’
Published November 20th, 2008 in Reprint, Trans-Mongolian Railway and Russia. 0 CommentsHave you ever hitchhiked via tractor to a faraway mountain village in rural China, to dine on warm bee larvae and pollute the local culture with their first experience of iPods, Dire Straits and Jack Daniels? Continue reading ‘The Reprint: ‘Me Ol’ China Plate’’
Yeah so I went from here to here, popped into here and swung by there before I took a train over there to catch a plane here. Sounds easy. Simple. A cinch? It’s not. Continue reading ‘The Reprint: ‘Boulevards of Blur’’
They peek at you, leap at you, and creep up on you to squeak at you. Some of them reek, while some of them leak but every one of them leaves you feeling - you guessed it - weak. They are the children of The Trail and collectively, they’re probably the biggest curiosity in my life. Continue reading ‘The Reprint: ‘The Little People’’
This week, The Reprint showcases the most unlikely insertion (pun intended) of words you could possibly imagine in a Lonely Planet Phrasebook. Continue reading ‘The Reprint: ‘Mandarin Moves’’
Moscow was my first stop on The Trail, so it’s fitting that I start with a shot from this city for my new weekly feature, The Reprint. The feature will showcase some of my favorite shots from the journey thus far, giving you a glimpse of life on the road. Continue reading ‘The Reprint: ‘Amen to Tourism’’
