Still at Palolem, still staying in the bamboo hut. At the moment we're feeling no real urgency to move on, but yet the days are slipping by. I think we'll be here a couple more days perhaps, and then move back to Mid Goa as from here we can get the train 6 hours to the ruined 15th century temple palaces of Hampi. A visit to Hampi has been recommended by so many people that it would seem a big mistake to miss it out. As well, I'm quite interested to get an Indian ...

So updating the blog hasn't gone quite as planned. There are fairly frequent internet cafes but the connection is a bit hit and miss. I've been thwarted so far in attempts to get some pictures up for you; slow connections and file resizing issues - I won't go into. There's a test photo uploading now (fingers crossed) and if it works I'll put a few more up, even if I have to sit here all night… Anyway, we're now in South Goa at Palolem Beach which is by far...

Well, I'm now faced with a blank page to blog in, and I just don't know where to start. I'd hoped to keep a day by day record of our travels, but we're now at the end of our 5th day and it will take too long! I'm writing a bullet point diary on paper so at least I can add to this site when we're home and have got a bit more time. We're back in the restaurant with laptops, as mentioned in the last entry. I've just eaten Pomfret (small dense fleshed fished, v tast...

This is going to be a very little update as we've got hungry and need to move on and get some food. I've just been sitting in a terraced bar in Anjuna overlooking the sea, a beer at elbow and a wireless laptop at my finger tips. Quite good really! I'm loving Goa, it's a fascinating place and of complete extremes. I'm noting things in a little book to put on this site later, so there will be more content, and some photo's as I got a lovely camera. It's my preciou...