Back in the USA: Atlanta, Georgia
First impressions and encounters in Atlanta, Georgia from the now-gone Electric Cowboy to the World of Coca Cola.
Days ninety-six and ninety-seven: Back where it all Began
Here ends my first American odyssey, back in LA, where the adventure began. What did I learn?
Days Ninety-two to Ninety-five: Glaciers and Rain
Cruising from Juneau to Skagway includes glaciers, rain, dog mushing and bad karaoke.
Days Eighty-nine to Ninety-one: Losing My Cruising Virginity
This is my last hurrah, a cruise to Alaska departing from Vancouver. Here's how it feels cruising solo.
Days Eighty-Six to Eighty-Eight: Stoned Waiters, The Tabernacle and Unstable Jet Skis
People make the journey, whether it's a stoned waiter in Salt Lake City, Utah or an extra kind couchsurfing host in Boise, Idah. I met both.
Days eighty-two to eighty-five: Glaciers, Bears and Bison Roadblocks
From Glacier National Park to Yellowstone and Grand Teton, these are three of the big ones.
Days Seventy-nine to Eighty-one: Bouldering, Breakfasts and Road-tripping
Boulder, Colorado,has a definite personality, as well as having the best breakfast in America. It's hard not to love this outdoorsy city.
Days Seventy-seven and Seventy-eight: At the Foot of the Rocky Mountains
Colorado Springs sits at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, near glacier-carved Pikes Peak and the Garden of the Gods.
Days seventy-four to seventy-six: 'Tween Spain and Mexico
Santa Fe and Taos in New Mexico are a world away from Roswell. They share one thing in common: their otherness.
Days seventy-one to seventy-three: Roswell and Route 66
Small town America makes the most of its assets. For Roswell, New Mexico, its aliens and for Amarillo, Texas, Route 66.
Days sixty-nine and seventy: Overnight Buses and Border Towns
Overnight bus rides are an interesting beast. Here's travelling from Flagstaff, Arizona, to the border town of El Paso, Texas.
Days sixty-six to sixty-eight: Red Rocks and Mysticism
Three canyons, two states and plenty of red rocks in Utah and Arizona make for interesting exploration.
Days sixty-three to sixty-five: Learning to Hike in Utah
With Bryce Canyon, Kodachrome Basin State Park and Zion National Park, there's a plethora of reasons to explore Utah.
Days sixty-one and sixty-two: Grand means Grand in Arizona
From Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon to Escalante in Utah, these are perhaps some of the most stunning landscapes in the USA.
Days fifty-nine and sixty: Sin City, or why I don't love Vegas
Las Vegas, you either love it or you hate it. I think I fall into the latter camp, but I tried to like it, from New York New York to Paris.
Days fifty-seven and fifty-eight: Frisco to Vegas
From Chinatown to Alcotraz, here's hitting more of San Francisco's major sights.
Days fifty-three to fifty-six: Seattle and San Francisco
From Seattle to San Francisco and the Space Needle to smelly seals, here's a first-time visitor's take on these two iconic cities.
Days fifty to fifty-two: Off the Coast of Washington State
The highlights of San Juan Island in Washington State include the seaside town of Friday Harbor and Lime Kiln Point State Park.
Days forty-eight and forty-nine: Almost Seattle
Seattle is not the centre of the universe - apparently Fremont is. Here's what you can find on the outskirts of Seattle.
