After 13 years and 46,000-miles, travelling by pedal boat, kayak, mountain bike, inline skates and foot, Jason Lewis returns home from his human-powered, round-the-world expedition.
It was billed as the trip of a lifetime, following the footsteps of Lonely Planet founders Maureen and Tony Wheeler, who criss-crossed their way across Europe and Asia to Australia in 1972.
Lonely Planet has been sold and the creator of Rough Guides has stepped down. Carole Cadwalladrlooks at how their growth from humble beginnings into publishing leviathans has transformed our guidebooks.
Suicidal kangaroos and a python in the shower are just some of the hazards Ed Gillespiefaces as he drives his camper van across Australia on the latest leg of his plane-free trip around the world.