I'm fortunate enough to have been to a few places on our tiny planet - most times travelling unconventionally. I've explored China, Asia and ASEAN by bike, done the Old Silk Road, driven over the Himalayas, to Tibet, Nepal and India from Malaysia, and even explored the Sahara Deserts of Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria and Morroco, all in a 4x4. I've driven around South America from Argentina, to Uruguay, Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru, Chile, the Patagonia, to Ushuaia in Terra del Fuego, and back to Argentina also in a 4x4. Recently I did Africa again, driving and photographing the Big Five in all the great game reserves of S.Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Malawi, Zambia, Tanzania and Kenya. I've leisurely seen nearly the whole of Europe several times in a motor-home with my wife and kids. I've done Java, Sumatra and Sulawesi by bike,and what better way is there to see Egypt than relaxing in a luxurious cruise ship on the Nile? Sure beats backpacking in Bangladesh, or doing Sri Lanka in a dilapidated van. But probably can't beat driving/biking from London through Russia, Kazakhstan, and China to Malaysia in 70 days. The pictures here are digitized memories of places I've been. Stuff I've seen. They are placed here simply for your viewing pleasure. To show you what a fascinating place our little blue planet is. You should go see it in person...
Yusuf Hashim
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