It was a big year for paddling, with trips to Bavaria, Slovenia, and Norway. It also included a week spent at the Prijon Kayaks headquarters in Rosenheim.
In this instalment I share 365 days of adventures through the rangefinder of my Leica M6…
Right, so you’re going on a bikepacking adventure….but hold up squire…you’re going to need some top notch bags for that steed. Well, don’t worry, your Lord and saviour Joe at J Paks makes some of the best bags in the industry…
Ello ello ello and welcome to the next instalment of turning my standard VW T3 Syncro into the perfect 4WD expedition vehicle for the zombie apocalypse…some people say I have too much time on my hands…but they wont be laughing when the living dead flip over their hatchback…
In this next instalment I enjoy a few days in the Lake District before battling the ‘ Beast from the East ’ to reach Skye.
I bikepack the Icelandic Highlands in search of Gryla...a half ogre, half troll…witch. #loveatfirstsight
So here it is, the next instalment of Ancient Syncrology. The van life blog has largely documented the gradual transformation of my van from stock Syncro to a home-on-wheels ready for the zombie apocalypse. However, I think it’s about time I let all you folks into my weird little world and the daily adventures of life on the road.
Guten tag freunde and welcome to another review with me, the weird van dwelling bike riding freak of nature. In this review we’ll be taking a look at the truly wondrous Carsick Designs Handee Randee.
Happy New Year and welcome back to another adventure with me, the two-wheeled Beelzebub. In this entry I head to the incredible Isle of Skye and tick yet another destination off the ‘ Big Bad Bloomin Bonkers Bikepacking Bucket List ’.
In this blog entry I share my 35mm perspective of the Kyrenia Mountain trail in North Cyprus.
Welcome back to another adventure with me, the two-wheeled Beelzebub. In my latest blog entry I explore the Kyrenia Mountain Trail in North Cyprus.
As many of you will already know my beat up Canon AE-1 accompanies me on every trip, Wales being no exception. Here's my 35mm perspective of a truly incredible country.
Film photography, its been around for bloody agggeess....Caesar shot with a Leica! However, in the age of high performance digital cameras is there still a place for these Roman artefacts?