It’s what we do
- Advrider Older Magazines
- October 5, 2023
- Fit Out
- Checkout
- Sidi Adventure Gore 2 Boots
- Fantastic Fortnight with Karen Ramsay
- Ride Planning with Miles Davis
- Making Eyes At The Ground with Andy Strapz
- The Bob Seeger Ride
- Industry Ride
- Adventure Rider Magazine Ride Series
- Victorian High Country Revisited
- Bike Tour Asia
- Hay, Hell and Booligal
- Pratt Berry Distraction
- Making Do With What You’ve Got
- The Tanami And Beyond
- 10 Things To Think About
- KTM 890 Adventure R
- No Fogging Worries
- BMW R1250GS And GSA 40 Year Anniversary Edition
- It’s what we do
Living in a rural area with no neighbours means I’m a little out of touch with things sometimes.
After a year or so of sticking close to home I found myself staring at a busy travel schedule for this issue, and it was a little difficult to cope with all the rules and regimentation associated with simply moving through cities. Airports demanded I wear a mask to enter, check in with a phone, use hand sanitiser, not touch any paper and stay away from other travellers. People wandered up and politely insisted I adjusted my mask if it’d slipped down a bit. I tried to get into a cab and the driver apologised and explained I wasn’t allowed to sit in the front. Having two people in the front could attract a $4000 fine. Hotels weren’t much different.
