With Char finally relieved of this mystery head pain we now have the chance to crack on with the Sydney itinerary... Oh wait...... Today was a day to remember. Contemplating whether or not to go back to A & E, Char battled through the day trying to keep hydrated and vomiting after anything went passed her lips. Most of the day she spent asleep, as this seemed to be the only thing that would ease the nauseousness. The only glimmer of positivety we both had ...

This morning we woke up to Mario, the handy man for the apartment block who had let himself in and stumbled over the bodies asleep in the squat. We chilled all day to give Char a chance to rest. Matt treated Amy and Luke to a homemade curry for when they finished work. Remarkably, Chars pain disappeared so the Lads (and Sophie) left the besties and went to Sydney's version of the Leodis. Returning at 5 am after meeting a heap of people from Leeds and carrying a h...

Char is still ill. We are cheered up by randomly seeing Luke on his way to work on our way to the apartment. We downed our bags when we met Amy and Sophie and headed to Sydney Harbour. It is amazing - Harbour Bridge, Opera House, Engagement tree (where Luke proposed) and Betty Pearson. Betty Pearson is the legendary Music Teacher of our childhood. It was emotional to say the least. Hugs galore. At night it became clear that Char needed to go to hospital, so at...

The day has arrived, we fly to Sydney, and it's no effort to hide our excitement as we have being awake all night due to Char having shooting pains in her head. At 5a.m, we began googling, sometimes not the best idea as the majority of the time death is imminent. The conclusion was that it may be a Ice Pick headache or a trapped nerve. To board the sky train we had to get a short tuk tuk and the whole journey only cost 290 baht. This was a bargain compared to o...

In search of the Bangkok Ghost Tower we walk towards the 50 story abandoned skyscraper we could see in the distant. The construction was stopped due to the economic crash in the 90's. It has created jobs in the area still. One man, who lives on the ground floor, charges 200 baht and you can illegally enter the building and have a look around. We arrived to a sheepish man telling us to come back in an hour as the owner of the building had arrived. On return, we st...