Another day, another country

What’s worse than losing a long blog post when the PC decides to reboot itself, is that you were copying the post to the clipboard after each paragraph incase the dodgy browser crashed! Next coda.blog feature: auto-saving. Bleh! Free internet, I can’t really complain.

“Do it again, Danny!” (but better)

Ok, so here goes again.
I thought Berlin was festive. I thought Frankfurt … view full post

I got a tattoo in Berlin

I got a tattoo in Berlin, of a barcode that reads “coda” converted to the hexidecimal system. It runs across the back of my neck, so since I’ve started to grow a mullet it’s not that noticeable.

Not.

One month until Christmas and already Germany is in full festive swing. In Berlin they were still starting with the street decorations and market … view full post

And all that I can see, is just a yellow lemon tree…

Dum dum dum.

80 feastive photos from yesterday/last night/this morning are up – needless to say, our lunch was pretty great considering none of us had any idea what we were doing. Granted there were five of us handling it (six including the new “man’s best friend”) and roast … view full post

Ben Saunders: record-breaking polar adventurer, athlete and speaker

Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful.

– Joshua J. Marine

I had the pleasure last week of meeting with Ben Saunders; record-breaking polar adventurer, athlete and speaker. In two months, Ben will begin one of the toughest physical challenges ever undertaken: his aim is to ski solo and unsupported … view full post

Radarboy Summer Collection

Radarboy have returned with a delightful Summer Collection. Check it out.

I hope to be back in the swing of things soon, digicamly speaking, when I place my order for this fine piece of industrial design today, which takes the cake for me over it’s close rival.

It … view full post