What a fantastic day in Asunción. Today the city came alive with smiles, laughter and an incredible sense of community. Children were giggling, cameras were everywhere, and every few steps there was another moment worth capturing — a smile, a dance, a hug, a burst of laughter. It felt as though everyone was determined to
I arrived in Paraguay with very few expectations, mainly because I kept reading that it is one of the least travelled countries in the world. Well, after less than 24 hours in Asunción, I’m already wondering why! The first thing I’ve noticed is the people. They are incredibly friendly and welcoming. People make eye contact,
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Happy, grateful, and full of joy – that’s how I see my life. Growing up in the small country town of Karaka, New Zealand, I was a curious little girl who dreamed of seeing the world. At 14, I took my first trip overseas to Fiji, and since then I’ve explored 66 countries, each adventure filling me with wonder at new cultures, unexpected moments, and the thrill of discovery.
I’ve leapt from planes, dived into unseen depths of the ocean, pedaled across borders, and roared through deserts on motorbikes. From crossing the Gobi Desert on two wheels to cruising down to Antarctica, from riding through roads less traveled to moments that took my breath away, I collect memories, not possessions.
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