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There’s a Bear in There
Story and photographs by Roderick Eime Beyond the well trafficked sea lanes and cruise ship haunts of Alaska’s Inside Passage lies the true Alaska. Still a wild frontier where, if you stroll in the woods, you take a cut lunch and a .303! “Walk loudly, sing songs, whatever,” says the pimply young ranger at Anan’s […]
Hong Kong – The Great Chinese Melting Pot
The vibrant and bustling seaport of Hong Kong has enjoyed a prominent part in the grand opera of Asia. Roderick Eime travelled to Hong Kong for a whirlwind tour of the sights, sounds and smells of the former British colony and discovered a bright and brassy city with a long and colourful history
In Shackleton’s Footsteps – One reader follows Shackleton to remotest South Georgia
In Shackleton’s Footsteps – One reader follows Shackleton to remotest South Georgia
Kiriwina Encounter
We heard the pounding of the drums over the buzz of the outboard motor as the tiny Zodiac deposited us on the beach at Kiriwina Island. Clearly something was afoot.
Pilot Guides.com: Nature Photography from Madagascar , photographs by Rod Eime
Pilot Guides.com: Nature Photography from Madagascar , photographs by Rod Eime
Pilot Guides.com: Travel Writers: An Ape Amongst Monkeys by Roderick Eime
Pilot Guides.com: Travel Writers: An Ape Amongst Monkeys by Roderick Eime
The Decapitator
The Moche civilisation were an advanced agricultural and deeply superstitious people living on the northern coast of Peru, some 500 kilometres north of the capital, Lima. Only in the last decade are scientists discovering and analysing the recent haul of artefacts unearthed from unlooted tombs found near the city of Trujillo. Previous finds had been […]
The Kids from Snowy River
Article from: The Kids from Snowy River: “There are many ways to explore and enjoy the great outdoors. One of the most rewarding is from the back of a horse. Aussie and world folklore is rich with horse stories. The 40,000 Horsemen, The Man from Snowy River and Gallipoli feature hordes of brave horses and […]
