George Pearce - iamPearce

I’m back! I landed in T2 (heathrow) yesterday at about 5 o clock, and got home properly at about midnight. I loved every minute I spent in Morocco; and I’d do it again without a second thought if I got the chance. I’ll make a proper post with some more stuff and the pictures later, I just wanted to say hello again.

In 5 days, I’ll be flying out to Morocco. Everything is set now, all the kit is ready, and I’m really, really looking forward to it. I’ve got my camera sorted out, and I’m expecting to have LOADS of pictures when I come back on the 15th. I’m still trying to decide how to make sure GPearce and my other sites stay safe, I’ll probably just lock them down – it’s not like their vulnerable anyhow.

I’d been thinking of setting up some scheduled posts while I’m away, I’ve got some pretty good ideas for that and they could well be interesting. I’m adding a special bit of code to my blog so it shows people that I’m away, although I’ve not decided how to do it so it doesn’t change my page summaries on search engines. I’ll probably put it in the sidebar, thinking about it.

That’s an idea for a new plugin, something which automatically adds a bit of code to your template while you’re away, so that people know. I’ll have to look into that

But yeah, I’m really looking forwards to this, and I hope nobody ruins it for me to come back to by messing with my sites

I’ve been hinting about it for most of 6 months now, that I’m going to Morocco on the second of July. For 2 weeks, trekking. So right now, I’m in the process of packing stuff into my purple bag (see the pics) that I got given by the trip provider. That and a backpack will be what I survive out of for two weeks. It’s going to be great.

I’ve bought all sorts of kit now, walking poles, water purification tablets and baby wipes. Apparently their important for personal hygine – I’m not arguing.

Purple and red bags. Lovely.

We’re going out there with Schools Worldwide, part of Walks Worldwide, and we’re going up and over Twp Cal, the highest mountain in the Atlas range.

I really am looking forward to this.