s***, woke up twenty minutes before my bus was due to leave. Just crammed all my stuff into my bag - sod the shower etc. The road to Vang Vieng (yes, pretty much one road) was a long and winding one, passing around and over sharp green mountains and jungle. Villages lined the edges of the road and the people were always happy to wave and say "sabadeeeeeeeeeeee" as we passed. I managed to tan just one arm through leaning through the window the majority of the...

Baguette again for breakfast - that's my spinach, man. Smoking weed first thing this morning with Nacho, just watching the monsoon rage away from the comfort of my balcony. It lasted for about three hours. When the rain stopped, me and kirsty rented out a couple of bikes to go for a bit ride and see what's about. We had been peddling for an hour solid when cut down some little dirt track and into a village. Riding through the village people seemed amaiz...

As soon as I was up and dressed, and a baguette forced down my neck, Lois, Nacho, Clare, Lydia, Kirsty, Hayley and I all arranged to go to the Tat Kuang Si waterfall, approximately 30km out of town. We travelled tuk-tuk style. When we arrive I couldn't help but stare at it: the turquoise blue water, the light cascading through the trees, and the naturally sculptured rock everywhere brushed with green. It was a jewel. And further down the falls you could swim in p...