There’s something about taking the open road, the uncertainty, the badass feeling of evading all problems, the adventure, the risks, just simply getting fresh sights on everything, but most importantly the good times. The open road was what we wanted.
I’ve seen a lot of images of the Philippines through instagram. It’s got white sand, coconut palms, blue waters and outrigger canoes… perfect looking destinations but last thing I want to do is rush around the thousands of islands without enjoying it. I don't want to trash the world a little more from tourism which seems ever harder
Traveling full time as a Sony Ambassador I get to see a fair share of the world which is amazing, but I also see the downfalls. The downfalls that humans have created. That is plastic. This isn't a post about the negativity of it but more so a trip I joined on to Timor-Leste. I partnered with a
Frew Farm Jam, it’s backyard fun but with steroids. Top athletes come from around the world to compete in jam style competition on a farm in the South Island of New Zealand. The frew brothers, Dan, Brett and Kris Frew have ripped around the their farm on anything with two wheels. It grew and grew, now the Frew