On the edge of the Maasai Mara, where red dust swirls across the plains and Maasai warriors still patrol the land, one woman is reshaping the future of her community.
Patrick Boxall
Patrick Boxall
My first word was ‘No’ and I’ve spent the majority of my life attempting to remedy that attitude. When I’m not writing I’m walking, be it across countries, through mountains or to my local pub, taking curious baby steps to wherever it is I’m going.
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The Intrepid Effect
Hear stories that are helping write the next chapter for Maasai girls and women in Kenya
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Good Trips
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Maacah had always dreamed of visiting her father’s homeland. After he passed away, she knew it was time to make the journey to Timor-Leste.
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Bob Hall is deeply committed to exploring new places and making connections with people all over the world, through song and an unyielding spirit to bridge cultures and spread joy …
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Forget fermented shark. In Iceland, the humble hot dog has gone from fast food to culinary treasure. I caught up with Intrepid leader Larus Astvaldsson to find out why.
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Freshly crowned the world’s best outdoor/walking guide, Phurba reflects on the power of patience, positivity and sausage rolls.
