The explorer, writer and photographer on significant others, sleeping in caves and eating bush ratAt home, I rise at about 7.30am, after eight hours’ sleep and at least two snoozes, but when I’m travelling, I rarely spend two nights in the same bed. I might wake in a shepherd’s hut or a cave; last week, I woke in the Jordanian desert and discovered hyena tracks nearby. I’ve had wolves, leopards and elephants loitering, and once woke up with a snake in my tent. By nightfall, I’m usually so exhausted that I spark out by 11.30pm. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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