Bear Tracks

I have long enjoyed a good professional relationship with Transport for NSW, or rather with its predecessors. Over the years I have written booklets, handouts and even a …
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I like the people in the US very much. I just love the landscape over there, and I’m even fond of the food and drink – although admittedly …
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A Cyclone board track racer, restored to within a fraction of a millimetre of its bright yellow life, has sold at auction for more than a million US dollars, becoming …
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Bear Tracks | The bloke at the rental agency didn’t muck about. “If you’re thinking of riding the Moki Dugway, you won’t be covered by either our road …
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I enjoy riding with my friends. But the very fact that I feel it necessary to say that, clearly means that there are times when I don’t. Or …
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Bear Tracks | In the Upper Hunter Valley, just outside Scone you can find combatants from four major wars, all under one roof. The wars are WW1 and …
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Bear Tracks | Air fares are dropping, COVID is forgotten (although still around), we’ve a few bucks saved and it’s the right time to plan trips to the …
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You see them every now and then in Australia, mostly in remote places. I suppose they stand out more if there is nothing much in the background. They are young …
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What’s a museum for, and how is it best laid out? Here are three examples I found on a recent trip to Europe. It’s not a competition, budgets are very …
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With a bit of luck you have not seen Ryan Kluftinger’s FortNine video where he holds forth about the uselessness of body armour in motorcycle clothing. If you have, I …
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