Waves & Woods 40

Waves & Woods is for anyone wanting to broaden their horizons with travel, adventure, photography and art. What grabbed us about this issue… Jule Bötel's account of her solo cycle ride through the borderlands of Tibet, where she shares the ups and downs of the journey including her preparations for high altitude and finding resilience during a bout of sickness. Turning an abandoned hydroelectric power station into a small home in the wild may not appeal to everyone, but after returning from living at sea, Mandy Lamb took the chance to put down roots and convert a derelict public building on the Sandy River in Norridgewock, Maine. Who’s Waves & Woods for? If you're curious to know more about the world through the experiences of others, Waves & Woods has thought-provoking stories from across the world with many different perspectives. We enjoyed starting with some of the shorter pieces, including product reviews and travel itineraries, before settling into a long-form interview with a more personal take on the stories and journeys featured. Type: Mixed length, practical reading Pages: 127 Instagram: @wavesandwoodsmagazine