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Cape Cold to Cape Hot: Why Old Books Still Matter on the Modern Overland Trail
Scroll through social media these days and it’s all too easy to get the wrong impression. Journeys are becoming more extreme, the gear is getting ever more outlandish, and the influencers are all too eager to tell us we need…
Free eBook: The Ultimate Rooftop Tent Buyer’s Guide
Back in December 2025, we published 31 straight-talking posts covering everything you need to know about rooftop tents. Materials. Ladders. Roof racks. Insurance. Roof load limits. And a whole lot more. The response? Massive. So we took the most important…
Free Ride by Noraly Schoenmaker—a wild, unfiltered journey
I sat down and read Free Ride: Heartbreak, Courage, and the 20,000-Mile Motorcycle Journey That Changed My Life from cover to cover. Just like that. Unstoppably. This is more than a travel memoir—it’s an unflinching, personal dive into the thoughts…
The Moment Collectors ASIA – a must-read for every traveller
The Moment Collectors ASIA is written for those of you whose responsibilities stop you from heading out on your own journey … and for those who are dreaming hard. In this wild ride of a compendium, twenty intrepid authors strap…
Fay Taylor – Queen of Speedway by Brian Belton
I picked this book up at an open air autojumble in the summer. Quite apt really. I am always after books on fascinating women. Written by a chap – well, there is quite a lot of commentary in the book…
A Damsel in Distress by P.G. Wodehouse
I bought this book from Hatchard’s Piccadilly two weeks before Christmas in the hope I would sit by the fire and read it from start to finish. The book didn’t even make Christmas week. Cover to cover a total farce…
Wayward Women – A Guide to Women Travellers by Jane Robinson
There is always a book beside my bed, well a pile of them actually, but one of at the top of the pile these past few months has been Wayward Women. I first had this book out of the London…
Motorhome—Self-Build and Optimisation
What sets this book apart from other self-build manuals?