Once The Travel Bug Bites There Is

The Need To Eat, Sleep And Dry Out Plays Havoc With Your Sense Of Wonder.

Somewhere, A Long Way Away, People Are Doing Sensible Things Like Mowing Lawns And Digging Gardens.

You Don't Ask People About The Immigration Policies Of The U.k. Or Their Country's Agricultural Policy. Instead, You Talk To Them About The Meal They're Eating Or Their Family, And From That You Get The Sense Of Another Human Being, Someone We Can All Relate To.

There Are People Who Travel Because They Want To Push Themselves To Physical Limits, People Who Walk Across Deserts Or Cycle Across The Antarctic - Like Ranulph Fiennes, Who Just Does It Because It's There. And Then There Are People Like Me, Who Are Just Genuinely Curious About The World.

[there] Are People Who Make A Complete And Utter Mockery Of 'democracy' And 'equality' - They're The Casualties Of The Primitive Rules Of Competition Which Run Our Society, And The Welfare State Just Keeps Them Alive. That's All.