Halfway Anywhere

Post-CDT Update – The Way Forward

Long time no see, eh? Yes, *SPOILER ALERT* I survived (and completed) the Continental Divide Trail (CDT). It's true, it's been a while now since any new posts went up on the blog, but I have my reasons and I promise to make it up to you (and yes, I'm mostly talking to my Nana - Hi

2017: What’s On The Agenda

After making it this far into the year, I think we can safely say that the world's not going anywhere (yet). At the end of 2016 I found myself wondering where I was mentally at the beginning of last year. What were my goals? What did I imagine happening? Who was I? As fast as the years may

2016: What The Hell Did I Do?

Well done, gang. We've managed to make it to the end of 2016. Let's all try a little bit harder on this next revolution. So what have I been up to the past 365 366 days whilst hurtling through space at 18.5 miles/sec (30 km/sec)? Quite a bit, it turns out. I celebrated the start of this

2015: What The Hell Did I Do?

Congratulations! If you're reading this, then we've successfully made it another year as a species. Go us. So what did I manage to accomplish with the previous 365 days of my ride on this celestial merry-go-round of uncertainty? This year I was based in Japan, as I tried my hand at exploiting

Dear Internet, You Have A Problem

You may or may not be aware of this already, but the websites you visit know a lot of information about you just from your computer. (Some even take your picture! No, not really. But maybe? Mine does at least. Looking good, stranger.) Thanks to the miracle that is technology, I can see what pages

Author Profile: Charlie “Indie” Garros

Paying close attention to the posts going up here (you know who you are), and wondering what the hell all that French mumbo jumbo was? Didn't know that was French? Don't know what I'm talking about? Well it was the first of hopefully many contributions to Halfway Anywhere by my friend and fellow

2014: What The Hell Did I Do?

In case you haven't noticed, it's 2015. Yes, I too am aware that time is a social construct, but should you choose to ignore it then how will you know when its time for you to die? This year a lot changed for me (I now have near-daily sits on a heated toilet seat) - hopefully 2015 will

Some Things Some Better People Than Us Said

Over the course of human history, a lot of things have been said by a lot of people - some people more worthy of our attention than others. Let's be honest with ourselves, some people just have more valuable things to say (like me, for example). Occasionally, I see or hear something that