Category Archives: LATW

Petra, Jordan

24th
Mar. × ’13

Visiting a wonder of the ancient world. Or, as I view it, following in the footsteps of Indiana Jones. The Treasury from the “Sig” or “shaft”. The Treasury and a camel. The Treasury and me, getting a blast of wind and sand in my face. The Treasury and me, doing my best to ignore the [...]

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Norwegian Fjords – May 2011.

9th
Apr. × ’12

I took a cruise from Lisbon to the Norwegian fjords. I met up with Mike (an entertainer I explored Dubai with in 2010) in Stravanger. I took a long walk in Geiranger Fjord. There’s famous sticky-out-rock in the postcards, and I wanted to get a video of me juggling on it. It turns out that [...]

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The Prinsendam photo collection.

31st
Mar. × ’12

I’ve worked on the HAL Prinsendam more than any other ship. I’ve done maybe 15 individual contracts, often spanning two cruises. There are upsides and downsides to working on such a small and old ship. The theater is tiny, which is not very good for a juggling show, and the guest entertainer cabins are considered [...]

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New Zealand – November 2011.

29th
Mar. × ’12

New Zealand! I visited cities and towns by ship, mostly, not what New Zealand is known for. One day I’ll return and travel around in van and see the landscapes and glaciers and countryside, just like everyone else does. It was interesting arrive on the smallest passenger plane I’ve yet flown on, a Beech 1900D, [...]

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The Tjibaou Cultural Center, New Caledonia – November 2011.

27th
Mar. × ’12

Years ago I read a big book called “Buildings of Wood”. It’s a big coffee table style book, with loads of amazing pictures of amazing wooden buildings. I made a note of a few of the buildings, making sure I visit them when I had the chance, and I’ve ticked a few off the list, [...]

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