2024 in review
Before the new year gets into full swing, time to recap the year gone by.
Before the new year gets into full swing, time to recap the year gone by.
Another year of counting things.
230 lines and branches, 89 railway companies, 966 towns and cities, 118 counties and regions. And counting.
It’s time to begin, now count it in, five, six, seven, eight.
How I spent my weekend at 2023’s lone IndieWebCamp.
Walking from Petersfield to Winchester with Jon and my new camera.
A two-week Italian adventure finds a familiar Germanic conclusion.
A few things I’ve noticed while travelling around Italy by train.
Hang on a minute lads, I’ve got a great idea…
28 countries and counting.
So wrong it’s right.
Turns out using an Interrail pass in Spain isn’t straight-forward.
At the third time of asking, myself and Cennydd went to the Monaco Grand Prix.
Concluding my short adventure across Northern Europe.
Saved by the snow.
Cloudy with a chance of meatballs.
Finding colour amidst the grey.
Like all great railway journeys, this one starts with a cancellation.
Nine stations. Seven trains. Four countries. 27 and half hours.
A two-week stay in Berlin not only gave me time to explore the city, but also space to question the direction of my career and address a growing sense of disillusionment with my profession.
On German Unity Day, a tour of Tempelhof Airport proved to be a powerful act of remembrance.
Ich bin ein Berliner?
What does the future hold for small towns like Walsall?
Having copied, pasted and formatted another 115 pages of OCR’d text, Bradshaw’s Guide now contains tours throughout South West England, the West Midlands, Wales and Ireland.