Interim Performance Development Review (PDR)
I’ve been out of the corporate world for a while now, but, as I recall, this is about the time of year I’d be receiving the ‘It’s PDR season’ email. […]
Author Archives: Paul G
Continental Drifter
The title was almost going to be ‘Wet Wet Wet’, but telephone voters chose otherwise. ‘Wet’ has indeed been a key descriptor of most events of late though. Monsoon season […]
The Central American Dash
Fueled by a spectacular roast dinner, complete with supersized Yorkshire pudding, I bade farewell to friends Tom & Joy and joined Guatemala City’s rush hour pandemonium. Worthy of ‘Extreme Sport’ […]
The Gringo Show Must Go On
Guatemala is not a particularly sizeable country and given that I first set foot (or wheel?) in it over two months ago, I’m almost embarrassed to report that I’m still […]
The Cuban Interlude: A Pictorial Summary
Whilst more holiday than high adventure, I feel the outright craziness of Cuba alone warrants a blog post. It’s a truly fascinating country, whose modern history is almost beyond the […]
¡Viva México!
Whilst I’d enjoyed beach life and the navigational simplicity of riding alongside a large ocean, I was definitely ready to break off my relationship with the Pacific. We’d been through […]
Sub 23°30′ : Into The Sweat Zone
They say the grass is always greener on the other side and in the case of the Sea of Cortez they’re spot on. Crossing from the desert landscape of the […]
Into Mexico: Riding The Baja
Unsure what to expect and with nerves running riot, I started down the passageway marked ‘Pedestrian Border Crossing’. Sandwiched between a McDonalds and a convenience store it was hard to […]
Hasta Luego USA…It’s Been a Blast
Just a quick update before I jump the fence into Mexico. In my last post I left you in Yosemite National Park – a climber’s paradise and all round mind-blowing […]
California Dreamin’
My brief stopover in Vancouver quickly turned into a week and even after then it was hard to drag myself away from this cracker of a city. I was slowly […]
THE RIDE SOUTH 