Hi Everyone Tonight I will write our very last blog of the trip. I am going to miss writing these entries for you all to read and for once having lots of interesting things to talk about. Our last day on Navutu was just fantastic we had another delicious breakfast and then sat sunbathing and reading until it was time to go on our trip. We had chosen to visit the local Yaqueta School to meet the local children and see what a real Fijian community looks like. The...

Bula! Last night we were woken up by thunder and lightening and torrential rain on our little island. It was pretty incredible that the Bure didn't leak and I lay awake for ages watching the flashes of light and listening to it hammer it down…it was very loud and impressive but I have to say the hailstorm in Melbourne definitely prepared us for it! Regardless of last night's rain we woke up this morning to perfect blue skies and sunshine. We went for breakfas...

Bula from Fiji! It is official we are in paradise. When I describe to you the last 24 hours I will try my best not to make everyone hate us even more, but honestly we can't believe it ourselves. Since we arrived in Nadi yesterday we have both stunned into silence (yes even me!). We arrived at the airport after a pretty short flight of only 2:50 and were greeted by lots of nice looking men wearing skirts smiling and shouting 'Bula/hello', Before we go any furth...

I can hardly believe the time has come to write our last blog of New Zealand! Although we still have two days left, we thought it only seemed right that we finish on a note, which is in keeping with the rest of our New Zealand experience. Tomorrow we head out of the Coromandel Peninsula and head straight to Auckland. As you all know we are not really big city people and so we predict we will be spending our last day on the island getting final jobs done and sto...

We have now reached 4000 km's and counting! After another frosty night I dropped Netti off in sulphur city Rotorua while I had a bash at white water rafting. The highlight being a 7m drop at Okere falls, awesome! Had an absolute ball on the Kaituna River including swimming alongside the raft and down a rapid, and being thrown overboard when we collided into another raft...more fun than it sounds I assure you. That evening we had a Maori cultural experience and ...