There’s something wonderfully surreal about talking about your own writing journey while parked up somewhere on the road with dogs snoring in the background and a kettle threatening to boil over. But somehow, that’s exactly where life has led me. Coinciding with our 10 Year Vanniversary, I’m delighted to be featured in the May editionContinue reading “Confessions of a Nomadic Travel Writer – Jacqueline Lambert Q&A featured in The Writing Wall’s eMagazine”
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10 Years On The Road Full Time! First as Adventure Caravanners – Then as Grumpy Old Truckers…
Today is a very special day. It is our 10 year Vanniversary! On 10th May 2016, a month after we accidentally bought our first ever caravan, Mark, The Fab Four and I hit the road full-time, and set off on a three year trip around Europe… It all started when we went out one dayContinue reading “10 Years On The Road Full Time! First as Adventure Caravanners – Then as Grumpy Old Truckers…”
Wishing Shelf Book Award FINALIST – More Manchester Than Mongolia: An Unexpected Road Trip Through Back Road Britain
Well. Huge thanks to fellow author Sharon Hayhurst for informing me that my latest book, More Manchester Than Mongolia: An Unexpected Road Trip Through Back Road Britain, has been chosen as a FINALIST in the Adult Non Fiction Category of The Wishing Shelf Book Awards!!!!! I was so busy enjoying my travels that I completelyContinue reading “Wishing Shelf Book Award FINALIST – More Manchester Than Mongolia: An Unexpected Road Trip Through Back Road Britain”
From Caravan to Overland Truck: Jacqueline Lambert’s Off Grid Journey
12-volt electrical systems are at the very heart of any recreational vehicle – and it pays to understand them. To this end, I subscribe to 12-Volt Planet’s very useful and informative email newsletter, which pops informative articles, product reviews, and special offers into my inbox. They also have an excellent YouTube channel, 12 Volt PlanetContinue reading “From Caravan to Overland Truck: Jacqueline Lambert’s Off Grid Journey”