'A Lifetime of Adventures in Twenty Months' A travel video following the many adventures of a traveler and film maker in South East Asia.

Talk Your Way Around the World.
As a former radio presenter, you can bet your bottom dollar that when I found out I could talk my way around the world, I was in heaven. But the truth is, if you are a native English speaker, if you enjoy speaking to people from all corners of the world and finding out about different cultures, YOU can do it too! Watch the video and find out how!

​If anyone were to now ask me, "Peter, what do you do?", I would be quite justified in saying, I have conversations with people. Because that's exactly what I do. I speak online via video chat to students the world over who wish to improve their English speaking. I have regular students now in South Korea, China, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Mexico and Brazil, plus a few who now live, or are studying in, Canada, the UK, the US, NZ and Australia. Occasional I will have a formal English lesson which is usually reading to introduce new vocabulary and work on pronunciation but mainly we chat for 30 minutes or so about each others lives. Other than improving these students English fluency, for me, its a great way to learn about other cultures and to get to know friends in far away lands. The fact is though, anyone who is a native English speaker, likes to chat and is interested in other cultures, can do it too. Here`s my video, 'Talk Your Way Around the World'. Watch it to find out how. And here`s the link to Cambly should you wish to apply: https://www.cambly.com/en/tutors?refe...

​Welcome to Phi Phi, Thailand. A 10 minute film featuring highlights from a recent trip to beautiful Phi Phi Don, one of the group of Phi Phi Islands off the coast of Thailand near Krabi and Phuket. 

​10 minute travel documentary highlighting the province of Kanchanaburi in the west of Thailand. The film will be of interest to WWII historians, railway enthusiasts and nature lovers as the video features the Bridge Over the River Kwai, the Death Railway and associated WWII museums, the breathtaking landscape and the beautiful Erawan Waterfalls.
Music courtesy of www.bensound.com

​Thailand, a country proud of its culture and heritage. Cultural events take place often in communities all across the country. And during the Buddhist Lent holiday, the main event is the Candle Festival and nowhere can be better to witness this spectacular occasion than in Ubon Ratchathani in North East Thailand (Isaan). Come with Peter and see for yourself in this video... Thank you to Pattarasri and family members in Ubon and Bangkok for taking me along and sharing your culture with me.

​Here is Part Two of my video 'Candle Festival Village Parade'.
There is a beautiful piece of footage I managed to capture 5 minutes into this video. It is Juney, Pattarasri's cousins daughter caught dancing at the festival. Still to come... The Ubon Ratchathani Main Candle Festival Parade. Video coming soon

Part one of my video with highlights from the village Candle Festival Parade in Ubon. Part two coming soon.. Also coming up... The Main Ubon Ratathani Candle Festival Parade.

​Peter visits Asia`s famous Mekong River on the border between Thailand and Laos. During a recent trip to Ubon with my friend Pattarasri, we went along with some of her family to see the famous Mekong River and the Buddhist Wat (Temple) built into the walls of a cave near where the Mun River runs into the Kong (Mekong) River.

Peter takes on a little look around a Thai neighborhood, Lad Phrao 101, Bangkok, Thailand.