287- Basic tips to overland the world and return to tell the story
When someone talks badly about a country, ask if they have been there.
Category: In English
284- Security on the Road: Wild encounters with the Police and the Army
If the bad cop achieves his goal of scaring you, the best solution is to have some fake dollars at hand.
282- Security on the Road: Where to Camp
Overlanders are a magnet to people’s curiosity in remote areas.
280- Security on the Road: Robberies and Weapons
When someone points a Kalashnikov at you on a lost track in Kenya you will be able to understand everything they say – even if they speak Kiswahili, Aramaic, or in the language of Mordor.
278- Security on the Road: Magic and Witchcraft.
In certain parts of Africa, monkey skulls and dried snakes could be a better safety device than guns.
277- Security on the Road: Protect your house on wheels.
The road is a place where you need to be prepared for the unexpected.
Overland Journal Editor’s ‘Must Read’ Choice: The Book of Independence | UNITED STATES
I’m about two-thirds of the way through The Book of Independence, but I can tell you I was hooked after page one. Pablo’s observations of the human race are exhaustive, his attention to detail and the nuances of his surroundings exceptional. Few writers can immerse my senses of sight and smell as well as this talented wordsmith.
239- Adrenaline | story for OVERLAND JOURNAL
Few travelers know of Mana Pools, one of the most spectacular national parks in all of Africa.
238- Inspiration
“In a world where sooner or later we will die, the most important asset should be time, not money…”
THE BOOK OF INDEPENDENCE. It’s not about what you’ll do after you retire, it’s about what you do before you die.
“The Book of Independence works its magic like a bellows on the embers of wanderlust, inspiring us to break away from the norm, to slow down and smell the proverbial roses.. or cow dung…
