ECUADOR!!!

(via http://planetkapow.com)

We are in Mexico!

This ep we make our way from Tijuana to Ensenada, meet some lovely people, and all head out to San Pedro Martir national park for a night under the stars.

Check out the clip and Lachy’s great writeup!

http://www.planetkapow.com/348

2 Comments

• At Mon 20, September 2010, ano wrote:

  man, looks like a total blast! you should have started the trip in SF!

• At Wed 10, November 2010, auntie Kate wrote:

  Hi Adam & friend . fantastic website & amazing pics . The canyon looks awsome . Looks like you all having the best time .

  Cheers

  Auntie Kate xxx

Episode 14 takes us north of Lijang, Yunnan province, up above the Yangtze River to Tiger Leaping Gorge.

Check it out here, or be even cooler and check out our new site PlanetKapow.com and read in much more interesting detail about what we got up to. (Warning – contains graphic images of a pig being butchered, and the occasional/usual swearing.)

Ping Pong Kapow episode 14 from Adam Teale on Vimeo.

1 Comments

• At Tue 15, June 2010, Hugh wrote:

  Yowsers! That's some big mountains! Very impressive views and a cool video!

Anobel has done a fantastic job on the website – check it out:

http://projecttransient.com

Some words from Anobel from the Project Transient site:

The Iraq war has displaced millions of Iraqis from their homes, and their stories have been largely neglected. The goal of this project was to better understand the plight of these refugees, their living conditions, their medical issues, their access to health care, and how the war has affected their lives, and document and share my findings using photography.

With the support and blessing of my medical school and the Areas of Concentration in Medical Humanities at UCSF, I spent the last three months of my fourth year of medical school in the Middle East, to study, learn, experience and photograph. I lived in Jaramana, a refugee camp a few kilometers outside Damascus, Syria, in a refugee health clinic established by the Assyrian General Conference. The clinic is a small two bedroom apartment that has been converted, the living room into a waiting room and one bedroom into a sparse examination room. I lived with Dr. Milad Youkhana in the second room and had the opportunity to see patients, integrate into the community, visit people’s homes, and hear their stories. I hope the documentary film and photos will raise awareness and inspire others to continue to work to help Iraqi refugees.

You can also follow the project on twitter.

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1 Comments

• At Tue 28, April 2009, warwick wrote:

  looks like new career in software development