What better time to update my blog than on the year anniversary of my travels. How times flies eh. What a great year I have had too, visiting six different countries in Asia and then going onto do the East Coast of Australia. It has been quite a journey, I have seen so much, done so much, experienced so much and met so many great people it has been one hell of an epic adventure full of many ups, not so many downs and plenty of drunken shenanigans. I just want t...

Previously on Adi's Blog: - Adi had started work as a street fundraiser, you know the kind of person on the street that everyone tries to avoid like the plague, but he was doing pretty well at this and was selected for a road trip the next week, he was also waiting to hear from his last employers about being paid and if he could do any weekend shifts. Adi was also living up the night life enjoying places such as Scruffy Murphy's! As I said on my previous blog ...

When I think of Australia the first thing that comes to my head after Lou Carpenter, Kylie Minogue and Harold Bishop is Sydney and the famous image of the bridge and the Opera House. I guess from always watching TV and hearing about other peoples adventures here I have always wanted to visit here. And I had made it, after a mental trip down the coast crossing many obstacles, doing random insane things and meeting great people. I had one of the best times of my ...

So me and Mitzee were on our way to Byron, a 600+km trip that would take around seven hours. I'd like to tell you the drive was exciting but it really wasn't. I drove, ate McDonalds, drove, drank water, drove, listened to the radio and drove. The only reasonably exciting things that happened was me needing thee toilet desperately twice, nearly running out of fuel and being randomly pulled over for an alcohol test by the police. I really wanted to pick up a hitc...

We were in Newcastle, my first impressions were good, it looked a really nice place. It was just a shame we only had one night here. There looked there was much to do, but the first job we had was too find a hostel. We had no idea where any were so just headed to the centre of town. Tom spotted two charity workers, they tend to be backpackers so we asked them and they pointed us in the right direction. We checked in and discovered it was free pasta night at a l...