Writing about travel to fund your own travels is a dream job for many people. However articles don’t publish themselves, you have to go out there and get your name known yourself.
A publisher who will always publish your work is yourself, setting up your own blog is the ideal start to a travel writing career and acts as a online Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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“Put all your posessions in the bag, including clothes” The prison officer barked at the new recruits, “and sit down on the bench”. Alex and Robert did not have a chance against the 4 baton armed prison officers as they were issued their new clothing for their new home.
A full moon shines over Fremantle prison
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For the afternoon I (upon reccomendation of a girl in my hostel) went to the Red Dot Museum. There is only 2 of these in the world, the other being in Germany, so I was expecting a bit of a treat and a unique experience. Certainly outside the traffic building (named this because it used to be the base of traffic police in Singapore) it was brightly painted in a red hue and attention seeking.
An award winning chair
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On arrival at the Singapore Art Museum (SAM) I noticed the large bronze statue of a man with 2 children above the entrance (Used to be a school and the man is, certainly hard to miss. I was fortunate enough to time my arrival (2pm) with the start of a free tour presented by Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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So for now I have now finished with south east asia and have arrived in Perth, Western Australia after meeting up with my friend Alex and we are staying in a shared house for now (with Josh and Mike).
Map of Australia
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