Firstly, thanks for the support. It was encouraging to see the support that came out of the introduction post for @steemaid. The next few posts should lead us up to the first project announcement and open

Part 11 It was the last day for Roger and I, Olly had set off on the plane home already so Amir took us around the temples, it felt weird being a tourist for a day but you have to allow yourself these

iPhone Location: England | London ~ St.Paul’s ~ I used to work in Farringdon for AKQA, an advertising agency. They had a super posh office, based in a trendy area of London (for media types at least).

Canon 700D Location: Greece | Alexandreia This is Buddy. I’ll admit it’s not the most original name but it came naturally. He was a stray dog in a small town in Greece. I say dog, he was a pup no more

We headed back to Dada Gaun orphanage to help with the rebuild as Bridge2 was funding it. Find out more here - Nepal | Earthquake | Part 10 You can find the other parts to this story below! Thanks for

Part 10 There was a storm in the night - rain, wind, lightening…the lot, and A LOT. So much so that I crawled out my tent to film it on my camera for a while. It doesn’t make for good viewing so I won’t

A few shots from when Bridge2 and Spanish medical team SAMU travelled to Singati military base to setup a temporary medical clinic to treat those injured in the 2015 Earthquakes. Relevant story here You

A few clips from our trip up the mountain to Namdu where we treated those with injuries. Also a cameo from Roger and a quick look at the finished camp! Relevant stories here and here You can find all parts

Dolakha Bazaar The clip starts with the team building the proper shelter for the medics. Then it snaps to walking through Dolakha Bazaar as we surveyed the damage after the earthquakes in 2015. Amir, our

Camp and Clinic | Dolakha Bazaar A few quick clips showing you around the camp & clinic. Waking up on the chair bed/terrible idea, Dave making egg fried rice for breakfast and a quick walk down from

A shot as we drove through a town that had sustained heavy damage. Hard not to stop but we had plans in place already... You can find the other parts to this story below. Thanks for your support. Nepal

This one is the second orphanage we visited, Dada Gaun. As you can see it suffered pretty extensive damage, everyone was helping to clear the rubble, even the little ones. We stayed a while there helping

I managed to find all the footage from Nepal so I'll post some of the best stuff over the next few days. I've also learnt how to upload videos properly now so hopefully you can actually see them! This

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The walk down from team camp to the medical clinic Bridge2 & SAMU medics setup in Dolakha Bazaar, Nepal. I managed to find all the footage from Nepal so I'll post some of the best stuff over the next

Canon 700D Location: Catalunya | Barcelona ~ Park Güell ~ I live in an apartment in Barcelona which backs onto Park Güell. “How lovely” you say, and you’re right I’m very lucky and it is lovely, however

Tuesday 25th April 2017 Bassam Suleman Freij 40 years old. He’s with his wife and 5 children - four girls - 16, 14, 11, 2 and a one year old boy. He was born and lived in Daraa, Syria. His parents were

Part 9 The next outreach mission we would do was to Singati, another area that had been badly hit with many casualties. Locals who had lost their homes were living in tents on a military base, others were

Canon 550D Location: England | London A snap a took a little while back when I was in London, aptly named Bowie for his different (and rather striking) eye colours. Thanks to @juliank for the contest!

Canon 700D Location: Greece | Veria ~ Veria Refugee Camp ~ I initially travelled to Greece to help my mother out while she was involved in the setup of distribution points on a refugee camp. I booked for