Why do we travel?
Reflections from the world's highest Irish bar
Blog
A mix of personal pieces and reporting.
Evidence suggests that more of the City of London’s office space lies vacant than first supposed - recent Investigative piece
A survey of the energy consumption of randomly selected mid-sized commercial offices in the City of London suggests that more are unoccupied than figures provided by real estate brokers.
Why am I writing a travel book about the fall of the Inca and not a History?
Some thoughts on writing mediums as I write a travel book
Sleeping Stones extract: inside the Mines of Potosi
A short extract from my upcoming travel book, Sleeping Stones
Dispatches from Barcelona
Observations and reflections from a week in BCN.
A day at Iguazu Falls
Journal excerpt from an amazing day at Igazu
Dreams and Dust in Buenos Aires
Intense coffee shop reflections in Buenos Aires
Travels with Long Covid: an itinerary in books
In June, having unfortunately succumbed to ;long Covid', my summer took on a shape I did not imagine after I had finished my third year. However, my itinerary has been no less exciting than I first imagined, and actually involved much more travelling. When you read, the concerns of your body dissipate as your mind contemplates the contents of the pages. It is an exercise that requires only rational faculties, which mercifully survived the onslaughts of the virus. Reading enabled me to escape my
