Posts Tagged: Travel

When I started working in London, catching the tube everyday, I became aware of the vulnerability of carrying all my cards and finances in my back pocket. When I injured my back I quickly became aware of the musculoskeletal implications of sitting on all of your cards all day – it really isn’t very good… Continue Reading ›

A stunning piece of architecture and a great museum.

A little while ago, I was kindly offered me a chance to review the Timbuk 2 Command messenger bag; I’ve been using it on my daily commute and found much to like about this great bag. Design The Command is a classic laptop messenger bag but with a TSA-friendly twist. So just what is this… Continue Reading ›

It is by riding a bicycle that you learn the contours of a country best, since you have to sweat up the hills and coast down them. Thus you remember them as they actually are, while in a motor car only a high hill impresses you, and you have no such accurate remembrance of country… Continue Reading ›

After my review of their Western Flyer travel bag, Tom Bihn contacted me and asked if I would like to review their Ristretto laptop bag. They didn’t need to ask twice, and just a few days later UPS were at my door. I’d originally planned to use the Ristretto as my “mobile office” whilst pursuing… Continue Reading ›

I’ve just returned from the latest New Adventures in Web Design conference in Nottingham and my luggage of choice was once again my Tom Bihn Western Flyer. My Western Flyer has quickly become one of my favourite and most used pieces of luggage, so thought I’d write a quick review to explain why I think… Continue Reading ›