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Category: GeoOdyssey

Tales of travel, associated with work

Cardboard Hitch Hiker

Posted on July 19, 2009May 7, 2025 by Ed Medley

Hitchhiking was a common way to get around in the UK when I was a teenager, and I was a confident hitchhiker up to my late 30s. In those 20 years, I probably hitch-hiked more than 10,000 miles in the UK, Europe, Asia, North Africa, Canada and the USA. I owed my success to cardboard…

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Kaukahi Kayaks

Posted on June 25, 2009November 15, 2020 by Ed Medley

When I lived in Hawaii I loved the sea. Not being good at surfing, I took up kayaking in about 1981, when my wife Barbara and I met Ann Fielding, a marine biologist well known in Hawaii for her books on Hawaiian fish and her adventure tours.

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