Video – Media categories – Tony Giles, Blind Author and World Traveller

South Sudan, March 2024

Tony is listening to cows mooing as they walk back to the Mundari Cattle Camp. Their bells can be heard jangling and a drum is being beaten to drive the cows back home from their grazing land, some 10 kilometres (7 miles) distance. It is nearing dusk. The Mundari Cattle Camp belongs to the Mundari tribe, one of several traditional tribes of South Sudan. Their cattle camp and villages are roughly a 90 minute drive from Juba,

Basel, Switzerland, December 2023

Tony is with his Greek partner, Tatiana, and an elderly Swiss couple that they met during an evening walk around Basel city centre. In this video, they are at the Carnival Fountain (Fasnachtsbrunnen). This delightful mechanical fountain was designed by Swiss sculptor Jean Tinguely (1925-1991) in 1977. Apparently, the water moves or sways in a delightful manner. Enjoy the sight and sound.

Peru, October 2023

Tony feeding a Llama, a four-legged, long-necked, hairy animal, native to Peru. They live in the Andes Mountains and are herbivorous, meaning they eat plant material, as seen in this video. They are related to Alpacas, who live in the same region and are also herbivorous. Tony met and fed these Llamas during his recent adventures near Cuzco, Peru, just before attempting to hike the Inca trail to Machu Picchu,

Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, September 2023

Tony is on a cable car going up a mountain on the south side of Sarajevo, capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, on a lovely sunny day. The cable car ride is very peaceful. Tony is alone in the small windowed cabin. The scenery must be fantastic, but Tony can’t see it, so, he’s just enjoying the quiet ride!

Brussels, Belgium, July 2023

Tony at the Manneken Pis monument in Brussels, capital of Belgium, on a sunny evening in July. He is with his travel partner, Tatiana. They are enjoying the gentle sound of the little boy pissing!

Flowing water from the boy’s penis! A famous monument and statue in Brussels, it has been in Belgium’s capital from at least the 16th century and, possibly, before. Manneken Pis is so famous,