Day 12: After only having about 4 and a half hours sleep we managed to get up and ready by half 11, we checked out, put our bags in storage and just hung around the pool talking to Terry and Roy and had a dip in the pool. About 2 ish, we went and collected our washing from the laundrette. Then went for a pizza. We had a drink called cream soda shake, so we all had one thinking it would be cream soda and ice cream, it turned out to be a green, bubbleg...

Day 11: We got up about half 9 packed our bags as we was leaving Chiangmai. We all got ready, put our bags into storage, and went to wash our dirty laundry, we went along the main tourist road and as we were leaving at 3, no one could do it in time, so we decided to just carry it with us in a plastic bag. We then went to breakfast, (it was called an australian breakfast, it was a full English really.) we then went back to our lodge and sat by the poo...

Day 10: It was the worst night sleep ever, kept being bitten by mosquito's and the waterfall was so noisy as it was only about 50 meters from our hut. Chang came in the hut and called everyone up for breakfast, we had tea, boiled egg and toast again. We then set off trekking again, up to another hut where a german couple joined our group as they were only trekking for 2 days, (that's what we should have done.) we walked for about an hour to what seeme...

Day 9: Woke up about 8ish, but no one was up, so went back to sleep to then be woken up by a rooster, the bloody thing wouldn't shut up. Then Chang called every one up for breakfast, I got up and realised that I had been bitten about 3 or 4 times by a mosquito. (they were itching like mad). Went and had boiled egg, toast and jam. Then we walked again for about 2 hours. Went past a school and other huts, they all had pigs tied up outside, some had wildeb...

Day 8: The Alam went off about 7.30. (the earliest we've got up so far). All got ready, went outside about 9.15 and a bloke from the trekking was waiting for us. We had to put our bag into the storage room and our personal stuff in a locker at our accommodation. The trekking bloke gave us a ruck sack to put our clothes etc, for the next 3 days. (it stunk). We jumped in the back of an open back truck, where there was already a lady from Peru, 2 ladies f...