Sue Trew tells Inspired Travel of her Barbadian turtle discovery and how she shared the magical journeys of the creatures themselves with children in the form of her book, ‘Turtle Tracks’ Growing up in Barbados in the 1960’s and 70’s, we weren’t aware of turtles. I snorkelled regularly with my sisters, but we never saw them. It wasn’t until much
For those bookworms among you, here we have some suggestions that could inspire you to get your head out of those books and on the road or into the wilderness. These stories offer some escapism for the restless soul, and they might even get you planning your own excursion into the great outdoors, with wanderlust stirring in your belly. On the way,
David Charles Manners – accomplished author, composer, performer, set designer and yoga teacher, has spent the last 21 years of his life living between the South Downs and the Bengal Himalayas, where he runs a charity helping underprivileged, ‘forgotten’ people on the Indian subcontinent. David has recently published his second book, Limitless Sky, which documents his first meeting with a Nepalese
