On the road...to home Before I start...I just wanna thank everyone for keepin me company whilst I've been on the road in the form of msg board, email, tetx and phone. Its really kept me goin even when times were bad... x So here it is...my last blog. Its come around a little sooner than I had originally planned, but I've still fitted in everything (and more that I wanted to do). I've just arrived in Delhi after a gruelling 16hr overnight train journey, I've ju...

Namaste guys I'm in Mumbai at the minute. I had to get a 12hr train from Goa yesterday...which went pretty quick cos in my cmpartment were a couple from England travelling around the world. We had a laugh and good talkswhioch made it all that easier. The last week in Goa me and Vic bought loads more cool things from the markets and visited a Spice plantation where you can 'wash' and ride and elephant. We went oa rib crushing banana boat as well, which was a go...

Namaste guys Goa is a pretty cool place, it has a lot of characteristics of the rest of India but has a big western influence at the same time. Me and Vic are having great time...our hotel is a 5 min walk to the beach where all the beach shacks are serving food and drinks. Our beach is a lot more chilled than the others so its cool to relax there duringh the day and go to another for beach drinks of a nigth. The water is really warm to swim in and really wavy....

I'll start from the beginning... I should of noticed earlier, the emails I was sending to the trek company were not being ansswered properly and some of his answers were contradictory..I had made the bad mistake of letting my charity organise my trek through someone they knew. My Everest trek in contarst was a totally professional affair..very organsied and quick in resp0oomndiong to my questions. I had asked to be placed with a group but found on my arrival in...

Hey guys....greetings from Pokhara Its a pretty laid back place, set beside a huge lake with snowcapped mountains around it. I had to get a 7hr bus from Kathmandu to get here (no trains in Nepal!). I've been living with 32 orphans of Tibetan descent. Their ages ranged from about 7 to 14, my job was to teach them English in the morn (before school) and after when they come back. The only problem has been becasue of the Tihar festival, there has been no school! ...