Goodbye Bali, hello Oz. Had a great five days in Seminyak culminating last night with another meal at Ultimo (not as good as the first - the steak was bloody tough) and then drinks at the champagne bar. Five days was enough - we saw it and did it. Firstly, let me wind back a few hours. As it was once again a bit cloudy with no chance of seeing the sunset, we decided to cancel our rather expensive meal at Breezes on the beach (with its limited menu) and opt for...

Today will be out last full day in Bali before we head to Perth. So, what have we been up to? Just been chilling out really. Went on a tour of Southern Bali with a driver yesterday. Lovely little fella who Anna wanted to adopt. He was less than five foot tall and just kept laughing all the time. In the land of the midgets, the tall white man is.......... just a Lurchio really. We couldn't understand a word he said, although to be fair, his English is much better...

Our adventure in Bali continues. Some random things we have discovered: 1. A PI injury lawyer would have a field day with the state of the pavements here. Nearly lost the waif a couple of times down the sewage holes. Fortunately my newly enlarged Budda gut as Anna likes to remind me, means I don't have to worry about "slipping down". 2. The main religion here is a mix of Hinduism and Buddhism and they leave little offerings each morning to their Gods to keep ev...

"We went to Bali ... Saw God and Dali ..so mystic, surrealistic ..." Okay, so we haven't seen God or Dali but this place is para, para, paradise - oh, uh, uh uh oh oh ur.. Couldn't think of an intellectual quote to head this - so went with Freddie Mercury instead (Was it all worth it). First of all, I am sweating. I feel like a Vanilla ice cream cone that has been put in an oven. Basically, I'm melting and as Nicola knows, I get uncomfortable in the sun. Back ...

Reflections on Singapore ..... We both really enjoyed Singapore and would love to go back. The people are the friendliest we have ever met - always willing to help - if they see you struggling or lost they will approach you and help you. The hotel was fine, it is a walkable city with plenty to like (lots of shopping, gardens, bars and restaurants, Sensota island etc). It is very anglicised in the main city and feels a home from home (only warmer and friendlier!...