So, I left New Zealand and the cold behind me and pitched back up into the madness of Bangkok. It didn't take long for me to remember why I loved Thailand so much the first time, oh how I'd missed that food!!! During my 3rd meal in my third different restaurant in the space of 3 hours I worked out my rough plan of attack for the next 3 weeks. I decided I would't hang around in Bangkok so that I could spend as much time a possible in Cambodia so after a pit-stop i...

Our Australian visas were running out fast and since I didn't have a job I decided to jump over the Tasman to New Zealand a touch early to set up camp in Christchurch. I had a few days by myself before Matt was making the trip and by the time he got there I'd managed to sort myself out a job, a nice hostel, bank accounts and other highly productive chores. This newly aquired motivation disappeared when matt pitched up, though to be fair to him it was more to do...

Our Australian visas were running out fast and since I didn't have a job I decided to jump over the Tasman to New Zealand a touch early to set up camp in Christchurch. I had a few days by myself before Matt was making the trip and by the time he got there I'd managed to sort myself out a job, a nice hostel, bank accounts and other highly productive chores. This newly aquired motivation disappeared when matt pitched up, though to be fair to him it was more to do...

Our Australian visas were running out fast and since I didn't have a job I decided to jump over the Tasman to New Zealand a touch early to set up camp in Christchurch. I had a few days by myself before Matt was making the trip and by the time he got there I'd managed to sort myself out a job, a nice hostel, bank accounts and other highly productive chores. This newly aquired motivation disappeared when matt pitched up, though to be fair to him it was more to do...

"If you're not a fan of the weather just wait 5 minutes". This melboune mentality proved to be pretty darn accurate as we were battered by the 46 degrees celcius bushfire heat, quite literally blown home on many a windy night and annialated by giant rain bullets on the way home to work during our time in Melbourne. After reuniting the Tripod (James, Matt and myself) we moved into an apartment which was roughly the size of a postage stamp in St Kilda....