Guy Gadney versus the volcano part 3: If in doubt, set up a London office
In the (we think) final episode of his volcano-driven adventures in Europe, The Project Factory’s Guy Gadney launches a UK office
I am so used to staying in hotels that I nearly stole the bathmat from my mum’s apartment this morning.
Guy Gadney's iPad crosses the Channel
Yesterday we had crossed under the channel tunnel in the awesome car-train. It is awesome not only as a feat of engineering, but also because it feels like you are driving into the belly of a riot van. The outside looks like sheet steel and the windows are reinforced and let in light with the reluctance of a nightclub bouncer.
This has been a most entertaining series.
While of course I wish Guy a safe return home to his family, I also can’t help hoping he remains in iterant limbo forever, writing increasingly bizarre gonzo-esque musings on his travels for my edification and delight.
There must be some telly people with budget to squander (saved from not paying for decent writers on Underbelly, for example) who could finance a reality show based on Guy’s trip back to Oz via land and sea, setting up a new branch of the Project Factory in every country along the way…?
This series is the best thing I’ve read all week.
Quick fix required Tim – the Project Factory link is currently aimed at the theporjectfactory!
Someones gotta say somethin 🙂
heehee I hope we hear more expat musings from australia’s most travelled ipad
Thanks for pointing that out, Gary. Your commitment to Mumbrella’s high standards does you credit.
I just want to know what Guy’s sister does – and who is his brother-in-law? Private Jets, drivers, ipads for the kids. How does Guy travel around Oz? What happens when his sister comes to stay? Can she rough it?
Thanks for all the comments. And thanks to fabulous Suzelle at Flight Centre King Street, my flight leaves London tomorrow and arrives just in time to get to Spandau Ballet.
Gold…