Watching the Tour de France on television & being there are two different things entirely. While following the tour around the French countryside is fun, you have no idea who is leading the stage until the rumble starts. The team cars speed past, the helicopters roar & for a brief second you see a bike.
This week’s #Frifotos theme is waterfalls. This waterfall has a strong memory for me. Yes, it was a beautiful waterfall to see on our trek across the Atlas Mountains in Morocco, but for me it was the turning point for me after suffering food poisoning the day before our trek began. It was worth it.
This week’s #FriFotos theme is flowers. Following the Tour de France across the countryside is beautiful, but when you get to the French Alps, the beauty takes your breathe away.
This week’s #FriFotos theme is EarthDay. This theme could mean so many different things, but the first thing that came into my head was trekking across the Atlas Mountains in Morocco.
Following the Tour de France can give you an interesting view on the traveling life. What happens on the road, stays on the road. But what if the road is covered with thousands of people in campervan’s?
This video proves that our world is an amazing place. I love travel related videos, especially this one. I can only hope that one day I can create something equally beautiful as this piece of art.
This website follows the traveling adventures of an Australian boy with a backpack and a appetite for exploring the world.
Based in London since 2009, James Miller has been following his dream of experiencing the amazing diversity this world has to offer.
If you have a passion for travel, enjoy backpackerjam.com
This website follows the traveling adventures of an Australian boy with a backpack and a appetite for exploring the world.
Based in London since 2009, James Miller has been following his dream of experiencing the amazing diversity this world has to offer.
If you love to armchair travel, enjoy backpackerjam.com
