Monday 12th July-Thursday 16th July My time in Singapore - First morning I walked down the 'Little India' district with all the side streets with little stalls, and Indian music blasting out with the smells of food and incense everywhere, loads of temples around with intricate designs, then went down Orchard Road which is the famous shopping area full of HUGE malls and designer shops. Singaporeans love their shopping. Then went to Chinatown and looked around the...

Tuesday 16th June - I've been in Perth for a week now, and its the most isolated city in the world, but really quite cute and laid back. I'm staying in the suburb Northbridge which is 5 minutes from the CBD and supposed to be the trendiest part but also the most dodgy at night. I love the way they always stick hostels in the dodgiest parts of cities. What I've seen is no different from anywhere else, you have to keep your wits about you no matter where you are. T...

Friday 5th June - Sunday 7th June Got to Monkey Mia after 12 hours on bus. Its just a resort right on the beach front, beautiful weather and away from everything, bliss. Monkey Mia is famous for the dolphins. Since the 1960's 3 generations of dolphins come in each morning to be fed 3 times between 8am and 12pm, and they pick people out of the crowd to feed them. I was walking along the beach and one of them just came up and started to swim around everyone intera...

Tuesday 2nd June - went on a snorkelling with the Whale Sharks trip. The crew were lovely, and we went on a boat in Ningaloo Reef, and first off started with some snorkelling over the reef. I didn't really get to see much of the Great Barrier Reef due to bad weather, but most people say the GBR has had its day now, its dying due to all the tourists and Ningaloo Reef is much better. Well I was impressed beyond words. The visibility was amazing, and the coral was s...

Sunday 24th May - left Darwin on an 11 hour Greyhound bus journey. People really do underesitmate the vastness of Australia, for instance there is a cattle station in South Australia which is the size of Belgium and Holland put together and is run by 1 family! Now you would think that might be a bit of a b***** on the gardening upkeep, but hey, no big deal when you have cattle acting as lawnmowers for you - your sorted. One more gripe about the flies and I promis...