Hitching Armenia to England – Ultralight style
Written on October 7, 2009

Tom Allen on his way back to England / Photo by Tom Allen
The trip began well, progressed through a lot of self-inflicted suffering, continued into ill health, and ended on a happy note.
I have to be honest – it was a lot tougher than I’d thought it would be. It was also a lot further than I’d imagined. I embarked rather spontaneously on this micro-adventure, carrying nothing but a toothbrush, a poncho and a knife (as well as my wallet, passport, and a cameraphone to record the journey). Hitching is something I believe is worth reviving.
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Hitching Armenia to England – Ultralight style
Tom Allen on his way back to England / Photo by Tom Allen
The trip began well, progressed through a lot of self-inflicted suffering, continued into ill health, and ended on a happy note.
I have to be honest – it was a lot tougher than I’d thought it would be. It was also a lot further than I’d imagined. I embarked rather spontaneously on this micro-adventure, carrying nothing but a toothbrush, a poncho and a knife (as well as my wallet, passport, and a cameraphone to record the journey). Hitching is something I believe is worth reviving.
Continue reading this article @ Ride Earth
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