
Ross’ Ramblings – Saudi Arabia, A Different Kind of Place – Part 2
Continuing on from part 1 of my Saudi experience, the English School marketing fair I attended in Riyadh was held in the NZ Embassy …

Continuing on from part 1 of my Saudi experience, the English School marketing fair I attended in Riyadh was held in the NZ Embassy …

It’s hard to describe. That feeling in your chest as the music reaches within, grasping your core, sending vibrations throughout your entire being. When nothing exists but you and that rhythm as you melt and connect into something primal.

Fishing may still carry a reputation for being a man’s game, but in Whitianga, tides are changing.

At the time of my employment in 2016, Great Mercury Island had only just been officially recognised as a pest-free island, after a major pest eradication in 2014 focused primarily on rats, but also feral cats.

When I started working at Coromandel Outdoor Language Centre in 1990, I knew very little about Saudi Arabia, except that it had a lot of oil and a lot of sand.

Continuing on from part 1 of my Saudi experience, the English School marketing fair I attended in Riyadh was held in the NZ Embassy …

It’s hard to describe. That feeling in your chest as the music reaches within, grasping your core, sending vibrations throughout your entire being. When nothing exists but you and that rhythm as you melt and connect into something primal.

Fishing may still carry a reputation for being a man’s game, but in Whitianga, tides are changing.

At the time of my employment in 2016, Great Mercury Island had only just been officially recognised as a pest-free island, after a major pest eradication in 2014 focused primarily on rats, but also feral cats.

When I started working at Coromandel Outdoor Language Centre in 1990, I knew very little about Saudi Arabia, except that it had a lot of oil and a lot of sand.