Guys, I am sorry for the woeful reduction in the length of my blogs. The truth is I, as you can imagine, have had limited internet access over the past 2 weeks and there always seems to be people waiting to use the computer behind me. I am currently in manta ray resort, fiji. Yesterday was one of the most awesome days of my life. At 7am the staff began banging the beach drums to notify us that there were giant mantas in the area. Rushing out of bed and gathering ...

Myself, Dan and otto did the "skydive the beach today" over wollongong beach! I can honestly say it was the most exciting, exhilirating and terrifying experience of my life. With clear blue skies from 14 000 feet we could see everything around from the sydney high rise an hour away to right out in the pacific. I cannot put into words how fun it was, worth every penny! What a rush x

had a class day todaY! Manly sea eagles rugby game, opera house and sydney harbour bridge with some food and beers inbetween. Enough said x

Bondi baby What a week it has been since I left Tansen. I am now sat in suburb Bondi, famous for its beach and great surf. Out here they call it winter, I call it a goreous summers day. We arrived yesterday and 4 of us (dan, chan otto and myself) are staying at one of my best friends from schools house (Bill). This has given me a slightly larger pot of money to work with, which for those of you who know the eastcoast, is much needed as everything is so expensive...

I will never forget the summer of 2011 that I spent working in the rural Nepali town of Tansen. Its impact has been huge, moulding and shaping me in many ways that I predict will be with me for the rest of my life. I am so grateful for the experience I have had. I would describe it as a real privilege and honour to have lived and worked with the team here (both western and Nepali). It is such a tight community and that has been too much fun to be a part of, and ...