I finally got around to booking my flight out of NZ. I actually booked a really cheap flight to Sydney last week with Emirates, which happened to be much cheaper than Qantas or Air NZ (frequent Tasman crossers take note!). So from Sydney I was undecided which way to go but finally decided on going… Read More »One week left in Aotearoa
Greetings from Fiordland National Park, South Island NZ in the town of Te Anau. I took a flight down from Auckland at some god awful hour to get here for tonight. In two days I embark on world famous http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milford_Track". The best multi day walk in the world according to the well oiled NZ tourism… Read More »So thats why they call it crazy golf!
Part of the working nomad and indeed the traveler experience is to indulge in some local nightlife. I appreciate some people would rather not go out and drinks huge amounts of beer and generally have fun. I also appreciate that my experience of a place may differ vastly from someone else and I can only… Read More »Looking for nightlife? Where not to go…
I gave some advice some time ago about dumping a site after a few months if it was not performing and not bothering with re-registering the domain name. Move on I said! However I have change my mind. Most domain names cost just a few dollars a year and the age of a site does… Read More »Keep hold of your old websites and don’t neglect them!
I am sitting in my kitchen today with a housemate and it has just dawned on me that I am more inclined to work harder when another human being is around. It is quite a eureka moment actually. The truth is I have not worked so hard over the last few weeks but the days… Read More »Want to be more productive? Find a buddy!
It is a familiar scene across the globe. A backpacker or traveler arrives in a new city clutching the latest Lonely Planet or Frommers guide book. I have used Lonely planets and rough guides extensively on my journey as a working nomad and despite what the purists might say I have always found them useful.… Read More »The Death of the Travel Guide Book