Back in 1913, railways in the mid-north were integral to life in South Australia and were in full swing. This is a story of an accident that happened back then in a locality called Fords, north of Adelaide. A flash flood washed a goods train heading to Kapunda off the…
The best thing about exploring old South Australian railway lines is that there’s no timetables to follow. The old lines lie waiting to be discovered by a new audience. With a drone in my kit, they also lie waiting to be seen from new perspectives. Ever since I was a…
Here’s a snapshot and analysis of the mediascape as it pertains to pay per click (or revenue share) writing and self-publishing. The focus is on how much effort and income can be expected when participating in this sub-genre. The discussion is situated within the wider genre of freelance writing with…
This post is a marker. It’s about the strange days we live in, where the Outdoorstype project is at and where it all may lead. I won’t bore anyone with the details of our current predicament, we’re all busy dealing with all the massive societal changes brought about by the…
Winter is always interesting. It’s my birthday (and V’s), it’s mid year break, and it’s cold and dark most of the time. It’s a time to refresh, reset and renew and I’ve been busy publishing many things. I had interview articles published in print in Fleurieu Forager. My reviews have been…