Franz Walter told his story of travelling to Morocco with Ines Papert on two climbing expeditions in the High Atlas Mountains in Sidetracked Volume Three. The expeditions were fraught with problems, ill health and some unfavourable weather conditions. But despite this Franz recollects some perfect moments within this breathtaking environment. We’re honoured to share this extended photo selection and video from their journeys.
One country in particular has almost a surfeit of amazing seashore bound by desert and thorny scrub, and some of the most under-appreciated food outside its own borders and perhaps a few neighbouring countries/states.I’m referring of course to Mexico and unfortunately I’ve heard many people describe the food as one note; hot and windy. However, when you see the huge variety of food available in the local markets and the multitude of ways you can alter the taste of a dish by the simple substi
Driving to a trailhead is an exercise in white-knuckled terror and adrenaline induced laughter as you realise that some Corsicans really don’t understand the concept of speed limits. The average Corsican driver seems to have adopted the ‘Gallic shrug’ attitude to road rules with the Italian male’s ability to smoke, talk on their mobile, grab their crotch and drive on twisty mountain roads, all at the same time. When you get to the trailhead, be aware that the temptation to follow a compass b
