Indonesia’s landscapes and oceans impress. I cannot deny that. But the education system doesn’t. I cannot deny that either. I’m working to change that; please donate to this education-based world record attempt. This project isn’t an “instant results” type. I…
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I don’t only race when I can, I’m committed to chasing my desires. Right now, that focus is on environmental education. I’m using my world record-related abilities to show kids (and adults) what’s in nature all around. This crowdfunding link…
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My education-related world record attempt in Indonesia is progressing. But the road to success here isn’t smooth by any stretch of the imagination. In Indonesia, I’ve learned, I can’t march to my own efficient drumbeat: that simply does not work….
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That’s right. My latest world record attempt – a giant sculpture – has been affected by a rather unpleasant flood. I’ve been collecting scrap paper in an urban area of Borneo island on and off for the past few months….
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North Sulawesi, Indonesia, is known for its volcanic activity plus marine life which dazzles the eyes. It’s a riveting place. I needed no further encouragement to get myself there. For my latest world record attempt, centred in informing people about…
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As you may know by now, I’m a considerable way into a large world record attempt involving spreading environmental education amongst rural communities in south-east Asia. Right now, I’m gearing up for another field research trip to collect educational information….
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I waltzed into the modernity of Singapore. Immediately, I was face-to-face with shops, offices and entertainment everywhere. Having entered the tiny state on a whirlwind trip to research environmental education for my latest world record attempt, I spent most of…
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I’ll enter Singapore tomorrow on a mission. It’s a special mission, rooted in my passion for world record-breaking. Firstly, I’m fulfilling a visa requirement process, but for me, the rest of what I plan is more interesting. Having set up…
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From time to time, I get stuck into what I’d call a “nice” world record project. I’m enjoying one now – developing educational items for school children in remote regions of jungle. Mind you, anyone’s welcome to learn from them….
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The heart of Borneo, as it is known, is famed for its in-tact jungle and undisturbed Dayak cultures. Getting in there is no easy task because if it were, people would have destroyed the place just as they’ve obliterated fauna…
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