My Kokoda Trail Packing List
The Kokoda Trail is a pilgrimage for Australians, many of us have family members who fought in World War II, all over the [...]
Articles by Sean
Norma Chiangmai – Pretty Things
Admiration, pride and curiosity – three things that I feel when stepping in to the world of Norma. P’ Nara, my [...]
The Ute of Destiny in the Namtok Mae Surin National Park
The sunrise in the mountains is a glorious sight to wake up to. On the shorelines of the lake in the Baan Rak Thai village, [...]
Numb Bums and The Winding Roads of Mae Hong Son
Hop on a bus and take a six hour journey into the mountains and experience the winding roads of Mae Hong Son, north of [...]
Soaring, Flying.
We’re soaring, flying. There’s not a star in heaven that we can’t reach. – Troy & [...]
Simply Naming A Place Is Not Knowing A Place
Mars – so you name it and think that you know it. The red planet – no air, no life. But you do not know Mars, [...]
Flamethrower Noodles – Thai Cooking Class, Chiangmai
God I love to cook! And Jesus knows I love Thai food. There’s a saying in Thailand, mai phet mai arroy – [...]
Doi Suthep, Where The White Elephant Lay Down
This is the second time I have been to Doi Suthep and telling the story of why the location was chosen for the temple never [...]
Bangkok to Chiangmai By Train
Traveling the 686km from Bangkok to Chiangmai can seem an exhausting journey, so you might think to take a flight. Sure, its [...]
Taking Travel Advice From Queen Elsa
It’s funny how some distance makes everything seem small. And the fears that once controlled me can’t get to me [...]