Posted on February 18, 2010, 9:27 am, by Frank, under
Interviews.
We continue our series of interviews with interesting outdoor people we have come across in recent times.
Sarah came to out attention after reading her great trip report on hiking the Overland Track in Tasmania (although Frank is a bit disappointed with the Lake Will page being protected) She just seemed to be having so much fun and wrote in an enjoyable manner we contacted her seeking an interview. She happily agreed,and we present Sarah Lambert (a very busy woman who loves the bush!)
1. How about a bit of background on yourself. Live where? Work where?
I’m a singer, song-writer, IT manager, and mum. I was born…
In this post we continue our interview series with interesting outdoors people from around the world.
We present to you Clayton Kessler, a Canadian back country man and outdoor blogger. Reading Clayton’s extensive answers brings to mind “boy’s own” adventures of growing up with a life of squirrel hunting, life on the “range”, building log cabins and exploring the fantastic central areas of Canada.
We hope you enjoy the picture Clayton paints of his life and adventures as he continues to enjoy the outdoors around 400km east from Vancouver, home of this year’s Winter Olympics.
How about a bit of background on yourself. Live where? Work where?
Thanks for asking. I will start from the beginning. Back when the Rockies…
Blatant self promotion you ask? Maybe
A story to tell? Definitely
Outdoors or hiking related? Generally
Pictures of blood, cuts and lacerations? Definitely
A really embarrassing display of Aussie slang? Vicariously
From hiking Australia to Explorer
In this post we continue the series of interviews with interesting outdoors people that have inspired us to keep getting into the outdoors!
Louis-Philippe Loncke is a Belgian explorer who discovered hiking in Australia back in 2004. This experience has led him to bushwalk all over the country and to become a maniac in unsupported treks to remote corners of Tasmania or deserts. His 2008 world first expedition across the Simpson desert brought him the respect from the explorers’ community. Just in Australia he has over 3000km of walking and an impressive resume of Firsts:
In just 12 days he crossed the entire West MacDonnells National Park unsupported from Mount Zeil to Alice…
In this post we interview Dave Douglas, Fantasy Novel author and Outdoor – Travel blogger from Dave’s Photo & Travelblogue. Must say, we have been a bit naughty and “lifted” the above picture from Dave’s site to take pride of place in this interview – funny enough he did not send this one to us for the interview! (sorry Dave) Please take the time to check out Dave’s site, there is some great hiking and travel information. (He also takes terrific photographs)
1. How about a bit of background on yourself. Live where? Work where?
I’m an American, East-coaster, but have lived in Munich, Germany for five years. After my employer went bankrupt, I took the opportunity to…
