If you’re a regular reader here at noboundaries.org, the truth of the matter is: you’re reading stories about China, but I’m not in China at all—in fact, I left China three months ago. If you haven’t figured it out, I’m posting stuff in chronological order, following along the path of my trip, which began in August of 2006.

Writing, editing, filming and photographing on the road, for the purposes of sharing on this travelogue, has been both a pleasure, and at times, a curse, but I am still happy to do it—and I hope you are happy to read/see it.

There are a couple of reason why there is a lag between when I visit a place and when I actually post about it: 1) it takes me time to write and edit the stories, process the photos, and caption the videos, as I constantly travel on trains, planes, cars, buses and boats, in addition to the fact that, 2) its d*mn hard to find a fast enough (and reliable) internet connection in much of the world to do such things, especially when you’re moving every few days to a new place.

To help minimize a bit of this lag, and due to popular demand (including a request from my mom) I’ve added a new ever-growing gallery onto the travelogue called “Around-The-World In Photos.” This is, and will continue to be, a collection of self-portraits (which I have a tendency to shy away from) of me on my trip, in which, I will include 1 or 2 photos from each major stop along the way. That way (mom), you can get a sense of the place I am currently in, and you can confirm the fact that I am breathing and alive. Although you might have to wait a few weeks for the story about the pictures, it’ll at least show you a bit about what I am doing presently.

Bookmark the gallery (and bookmark this travelogue if you haven’t already–Ctrl+D) and check back often, as I’ll try to add photos to this one regularly.

Click here, or on the mosaic above to see the entire gallery (as hosted on Flickr). The latest photo added is from my snow boarding adventures in Switzerland, just this week:

As always, thanks for reading, thanks for commenting and thanks for coming along for the ride. You can look forward to posts, photos and videos from Singapore, Cambodia and Vietnam coming in the next week and some!

Andy

Key to the mosaic above: 1. Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong, China, 2. Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong, China, 3. North Point, Hong Kong, China, 4. Shatin, Hong Kong, China., 5. Victoria Harbor, Hong Kong, China, 6. Central, Hong Kong, China, 7. Central, Hong Kong, China, 8. Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong, China, 9. Beijing, China, 10. Bandling, China, 11. Tokyo, Japan, 12. Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan, 13. Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan, 14. Kyoto, Japan, 15. Hakone, Japan, 16. Sai Kung, Hong Kong, China, 17. China, 18. Family Photo, 19. Macau, China, 20. Xun Zhou, China, 21. Xun Zhou, China, 22. Singapore, 23. Angkor Wat, Cambodia, 24. Angkor Wat, Cambodia, 25. Near Saigon, Vietnam., 26. Near Saigon, Vietnam., 27. Vietnam, 28. Danang, Vietnam, 29. Hui An, Vietnam, 30. Hui An, Vietnam, 31. Vietnam, 32. Hue, Vietnam, 33. Hue, Vietnam, 34. Hue, Vietnam, 35. Halong Bay, Vietnam, 36. Zhongdian, China

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What you can do now:

• Leave a comment in the box below and tell me you DO in fact like to read what I’ve posted.
• View the entire “Around-The-World In Photos” collection in an interactive slideshow (click the photos to read the captions).
• View all my photo galleries presently available from US, Japan and China.
• See a map of what 16 countries my trip has already taken me through, so you can get excited for the upcoming stories!
• See the cool web tool I used to make the above Mosaic automatically from my Flickr gallery.