Andrew Thom & Mae Griffin
Hello, welcome to our travel blog!! (this should possibly read...welcome to our dance diary lol!!)
Initially, for the next 11 months we're going to be dancing and travelling around America, Cuba and South America. After a few weeks back in the UK next June we'll be off again to explore the rest of the world!!
Our aim is to get to as many Salsa, Bachata, Tango etc... festivals and congresses as we possibly can!!
We're really looking forward to experiencing dancing in other countries with new people and in all sorts of different styles!!
This said, its not all about dancing (we may be slightly obsessed) but about the people we meet and places we visit along the way...dancing is just the catalyst to keep us moving!!
I hope you enjoy reading about what we're up to, we promise to try and keep up to date with posts and photos etc, and please, please send us messages cos we're gonna miss you all soooo much!!
Much love, Mae & Andy xx
Tommaso So sorry to see you go last night, you are our favourite contastent in this house. I am sure you will go far anyway as you have such a great positive attitude and you won't let anything stop you. Good luck!
re: photo fromHerman Eek! Happy travels! I hope the inavsive naked pictures aren't too scarring. Thank God I just have to drive for an hour.
re: photo from 28 May 2012Lill paulmartin42 makes an excellent point had footegtrn about UK election debacle.Point of view, philosophy, affirmation??Why not just give your e-book a title that speaks for itself
re: Rum diddly dumRafael Came across this post on Twitter, and now have a few sites I've never heard of to check out. Also, that book trick is what got me staetrd back in the day and something I do too on occasion when I think friends from hope might be coming around to the idea!
re: photo from 28 May 2012Kathy Hey thanks for comtneming on my blog! A couple of suggestions from your itinerary page:If you haven't booked an Inca Trail hike, don't do it. There are many alternatives that are way cheaper, more fun and a lot more flexible. The only cool thing about the official Inca trail is that you enter from the Sun Gate which isn't worth the extra $200-300 in my opinion. Once you get into Cusco, there are many alternative hikes. I did the Jungle Trek which was awesome, cheap ($130 if I remember correctly) and a lot of fun (downhill mountain biking, hot springs).I'm sure your itinerary will change a bunch but once you're in Southeast Asia, make sure to check out Laos and Cambodia. Vietnam is a hate it/love it country and I leaned towards the former but it's worth a look. After South America/Africa, SEA will feel tiny so getting around won't be much trouble.As for everything else, good luck and have fun! I'll be following along.
re: photo fromIvan Hee hee aliens are cool. :o)Hi I'm a new fewlolor from the I <3 Blogging blog hop! Feel free to come by my blog and if you like, follow me back. :o) Wow you have a blue twitter bird that flies around your blog! How cool!!! I'll go follow you on twitter too - I'm How did you get that bird to fly around your blog??Jamie
re: Mexico here we come!Aleyna sain baina uu? uneher ih tagladlaa, hamgin shildeg n. hi hoson bish, mash todorhoi sanal bna. tani ene sana tani bolon mash olon humusiin amidrald uurchlult avchirah n gartsagui, amjilt husie ^^
re: photo from 28 May 2012Alan Beer Just looked at the map for the first time in ages and all I can say is WOW. See you both soon. Alan
re: Puerto RicoRock Andy! How much weight have you lost! Looking good guys :)
re: photo from 03 April 2012Alan Beer I'm guessing a taxi? what was it like to ride in?
re: photo from 16 February 2012squirrelliombe JUGS
re: photo from 08 January 2012SQUIRRELLIO MBE BUSTED.......!
re: photo from 07 January 2012SQUIRRELLIO MBE Are these your new wheels, Love It.
re: photo from 07 January 2012