After a long 10 and a half hour journey we finally arrive in Adelaide; South Australia. Its strange to think that if we were to travel for the same amount of time in England we could of travelled the whole length of the UK, whats even stranger is that we had to alter our clocks, we skipped a whole time zone! Loco! We are met at Adelaide train station by Dave who is Toms childhood friend from when he lived in a land down under. He drives us back to his flat in Br...

48 hours after departing Bangkok, a Tsunami scare, 12 hours in Sydney, a One direction sighting, and a 12 hour train journey later we pull into Melbourne Southern cross station where we plan to spend the next week with Toms cousin Sonya and her family. We arrive at their house in the lovely suburb of Kew where we are greeted by more of the Watson clan. Including the baby brood of Joe and Alex, as well as Toms Uncle Dave and Auntie Lucy. That afternoon we are ru...

26 hours later after leaving our hotel in Siem Reap we arrive in Koh Tao. We're tired, smelly and hungry. The journey from Siem Reap to here was stressful and frustrating. After 6 unnessasary annoyingly long rest stops, one 2 hour wait at the border, one broken brake pad, one hour wait at a garage in the middle of nowhere, one taxi, one 12 hour train, one one hour bus ride, a one hour catamaran journey and a overly priced tuk tuk we are finally here in Koh ...

So here we are in Siem Reap, we have come here to visit the holiest of holies; the temples of Angkor. We arrive in Siem Reap at 6am and spend the day wandering the streets including "pub street " which you guessed it is crammed with ridiculouly cheap pubs, all beers here cost $0.50. Now where to begin, there are over 100 temples in Siem Reap including the worlds largest religious building; Angkor Wat. We decide to start here, Angkor Wat is one of the 7...

I'm in paradise! Literally, I have never been anywhere this perfect. Koh Rong is a picture postcard come to life, the perfect destination to kick back and relax. The sea is turquoise and the sand the shade of powder white. We have a beach hut 10 metres away from the sea with a balcony, hammock and solar power. This wasn't supposed to be the case but the man who took our booking made a mistake meaning we unfortunetly had to be upgraded to a $40 a night hut, equipt...