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Welcome to another Take 5 post where we ask ‘the five’ questions to travellers and adventurers about their incredible exploits. Today we meet blogger Dylan Lowe.  I first met Dylan in Copenhagen, just one of many destinations he has explored.  Shortly Dylan will be embarking on an incredible hitchhiking adventure across Canada. 1) Air, Sea, Road, Trail ...

Welcome to another Take 5 post where we ask ‘the five’ questions to travellers and adventurers about their incredible exploits. Rachel Friedman is no stranger to travelling having visited and worked in many countries and even met her husband in an Irish bar in Peru.  She has recently written 'The Good Girl's Guide to Getting Lost: ...

Welcome to another Take 5 interview asking ‘the five’ questions to travelers and adventurers about their incredible exploits. Bonita is a talented climber who became the youngest British female to conquer Everest last year.  This year she is planning an all female attempt to reach the South Pole. 1) Air, Sea, Road, Trail or Rail? and why? Well I ...

Welcome to another Take 5 post where we ask ‘the five’ questions to travelers and adventurers about their incredible exploits. Award winning author John Gimlette has already published three superb books At the Tomb of the Inflatable Pig: Travels in Paraguay, Theatre of Fish; Travels in Newfoundland and Labrador, and Panther Soup: A European ...

Welcome to another Take 5 post where we ask ‘the five’ questions to travellers and adventurers about their incredible exploits. In his young life Jordan Romero has already travelled around the globe, conquering the highest peaks on each continent with the exception of Antarctica.  He will attempt the Vinson Massif in December of this year.  ...

Welcome to a Take 5 post where we interview travellers on their amazing adventures.   Scooters are so often associated with terrorizing the streets of Italian cities or south east Asia, but Ilario has broken free and has taken flight to the Americas on an unforgettable trip. 1) Air, Sea, Road, Trail or Rail? and why? ...

1) Air, Sea, Road, Trail or Rail? and why? Rail for sure. Taking a train across a country is the least stressful way of travelling. You eliminate having to travel all the way to the airport, going through the security rigmarole and being cooped up in a plane for 2 hours. Taking a train from the ...

1) Air, Sea, Road, Trail or Rail? and why? Trail. Because I enjoy slowly walking towards the horizon, never knowing what's ahead. 2) Your biggest surprise on your travels? That you are not free just because you walk through the land. Many people look the video and think "hey, this guy can do whatever he wants!" But in ...