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Writing
I am currently working on a travel tale which chronicles my adventures from April 2010 to April 2011. In this year I learnt a lot about myself, the world and its people. My book is not going to be a deep philosophical tome, rather a light hearted take on my evolution during this time, with a few wild adventures thrown in. The title ‘Living Vicariously’ shows that before I got proactive I was living vicariously through friends. Click on on either of the photos to the right for a small taste. Living_Vicariously.html
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Here are some random pieces that may never see the light of day. While traveling and studying I play with different types of writing, trying to find which style suits me. My uni friends call this process finding your voice...they also use words like ‘Neophyte’ and ‘Post colonial discourse’ so I do not dwell on this. All of the stories within are true (I cannot write fiction). I hope you enjoy reading them. Black_hole.html

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Jette and I are going to spend three weeks in Asia before I continue on the Nepal. We have flights booked to Bangkok on the 25th of August, nothing else is planned. Jette wants to climb Mt Kinabalu in Borneo, if time allows, I would love to go rock climbing in Thailand To join us just click on the photo...Living_Asian/Living_Asian.html
I am off to amazing Nepal again. This October Mal Haskin is going to attempt to Speedfly from the summit of Manaslu, a lofty mountain at 8163 meters high. No one has ever attempted to launch from an 8000 meter high mountain before. I met Mal in November 2008 when taught me how to use crampons and ropes on mountains, we have stayed in touch ever since. When the opportunity arose to join him, push my altitude limit and cheer him, on I did not hesitate. Click on the photo to see how we are going... Living_Nepalese/Living_Nepalese.html
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What happens when a Tasmanian guy with terrible fashion sense and a pathological love of mountains moves 16472.5 kilometres away from home to follow his girl to Denmark... one of the flattest countries in the world? Click on the photo to find out...Life_for_beginners/Life_for_beginners.html
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