Exploring. Understanding. Writing.
I have spent much of my working life moving between engineering, travel, journalism, photography, automotive work and the practical problems that appear when things have to function away from home. Today, much of that work comes together through OverlandEurope, the workshop and a handful of long-term projects documented here.
Current work
Health, measurement and what happens when something changes.
A year-long project looking at personal health, prevention and wearable technology, developed with medical oversight and Garmin.
A 1983 Range Rover, restored first and prepared for travel second.
A long-term workshop and expedition project built around one simple principle: everything carried or changed has to justify its place.
Independent travel and overland journalism since 2016.
Long-form reporting, vehicle and equipment testing, interviews, travel and technical stories from across Europe and beyond.
Visit OverlandEurope ↗From the workshop
Several old Land Rovers and Range Rovers pass through the workshop for very different reasons: maintenance, restoration, preservation and travel. The work changes. The standard does not.
Skipper
A 1983 Range Rover being restored properly before being prepared for long-distance travel.
View vehicle →Selected work
Curate three or four strong pieces here, mainly linking to OverlandEurope.
Brands I trust
Equipment earns its place through use. These are manufacturers whose products I choose for my workshop, vehicles, travel or field work. Sometimes another product is simply better suited to a particular job — and that is exactly how it should be.
Field notes
Not everything needs to become a magazine feature. Some things are simply worth recording.
Elsewhere
OverlandEurope — Founder and publisher
Series 2 Club — DACH representative
Qualified Advanced First Responder, with an ongoing interest in expedition and remote-area medicine.