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NIGHTSTRIDER Diary - Back on the Border Walk 15 - The Vea Lally Walk 14 - The Lea Valley Walk 13 - We finally reach Portsmouth Walk 11 - Winchester Woes Walk 9 - Saint Swithun's way Walk 8 - The Thames Trail Walk 6 - Boxhill Bone Shaker Walk 4 - East End Exploration Walk 3 - Surbiton Striding Walk 1 - The Thames Trail Diary - Occupants of Interplanetary Craft Diary - Ben Time Diary - Sweet Nourishing Gruel Diary - A Picture Postcard Diary - Ma Sandar's View Diary - BBBBBBBB Diary - Burma Border Survival Guide Diary - the End of Exam Picnic Diary - All Change Please Diary - That Aint No Fortune Cookie Diary - Sleeping with the Enemy Diary - Sweet Valley High Diary - Border Buddies Diary - Food Glorious Food Diary - Amid the Chaos of the Day Diary - Top of the Thailand Pops Diary - Father Christmas Goes on Holiday Diary - Happy Mae La Oon Camper Diary - Lizard Life Diary - Chiang Mai Hello and Goodbye Diary - Two Hours and Counting Diary - Flights, Visas and Jabba the Painful Diary - The Party Party - The Burma Ball |
Everything going on - past, present and future - in Burma Border Ben World...
Nightstrider - the final hurdle! The full route of the Nightstrider challenge - complete with timings, maps, pictures and plentiful pleas for people to join us on this mammoth adventure! The latest journal entry from Ben's whistle-stop border tour. He went back to make a film about the projects the money from Nightstrider is supporting, and to say a big hello to old friends. The film's coming soon! Feel to join in any of these, they're loads of fun... we've tried to plan them so you can stride with us for as long as you'd like, with easy access to tubes and trains when enough is enough! And, if you've missed any of the walks so far, with highlights and copious pics from each striding endeavour you can be sure to still feel every pinch of blistery pain and live every laugh of Nightstrider life from the comfort of your armchair... To find out why we're letting ourselves in for this world of pain, click right here. Ben lived in a refugee camp on the border from November 2004 to June 2005, and recorded his experiences in this journal, which traces the days before his departure right through to his last goodbyes in the camp. Go here for news, views and photos which help bring the border to life. Back in 2004 Ben and friends organised a party to raise money for the refugee camp school Ben was going out to teach in. Here you can find photos and edited highlights (he wore spandex, for goodness sake) of a most memorable night which raised over £3000 for Yaung Ni Oo school.
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