Lisbon
Three days along the coast. Too many pastries.
{ Dispatch 41. }
Slow travel, filmed where I can and written down where I can't. Nine countries so far, one entry at a time, no itinerary further out than a week.
I travel slow, film what I can, and write the rest down.
Four things happen on every stop, in roughly this order. The writing is always last, and always late.
A bed for two nights and no plan past breakfast. Everything good on this site happened in the gap after that.
Same route three mornings running. You start noticing which bakery opens first and who queues where.
Once to try it, once to be sure. Most of the camera roll is food and nobody has complained yet.
Trains, airports, the night bus. Distance makes it clearer what actually mattered that week.
Five recent stops, most recent first. Every one of them has an entry behind it.
Three days along the coast. Too many pastries.
Bamboo, mist, and the quietest streets I've walked.
Lost in the medina on purpose, for four days.
Volcanic lakes and no phone signal at all.
Walked up, slept badly, watched the sun hit the Atlas.
Shot on one lens, cut on a laptop in a hostel kitchen. New one whenever there's enough footage worth keeping.
{ Film 14. }
A slow evening, a camera, and too many pastries. Half of this is just the tram and a bag of custard tarts going cold on my lap.
Watch the film →Forty-one entries and counting. The old ones stay up, typos and all.
Scraps that didn't make it into an entry but were too good to lose.
The tram driver waved at the same three people every morning. By Thursday he waved at me.
Fog so thick in the bamboo that the path ahead just stopped existing. Nobody spoke.
Asked for directions four times and got four answers. All of them were right eventually.
One note per trip. No schedule, no sponsors, no unsubscribe guilt.