A day in Dusty Delhi After the long and slightly shambolic start to our Indian Adventure we had managed to catch up on sleep and after an egg breakfast (back in the office) we set off for a day of sightseeing in Delhi.We piled into our diplomat style car with our driver and headed for Old Delhi.On first impressions Delhi is chaotic but more noticeably run down and with the commonwealth games in less than 2 months it resembles a building site.The roads aren't a...

Planes, Teas and Clapped out Automobiles Well rested after our final night in Saigon we made a quick supermarket sweep style rush around some souvenir shops and then got our cab to Ho Chi Minh City airport for the first of 3 flights to get us to Delhi, India.Our flight with Tiger Airways was uneventful other than munching down a kids snack pack each, which had some very nice biscuits in it.Landing in Singapore we were getting excited as usual about the free food...

Last stop Mui Ne After our biking adventures we spent a few days relaxing in Mui Ne - either sunbathing by the pool, reading by the sea or watching movies inside when it was raining. We did very little else apart from wandering a few metres down the road for dinner! We definately had a good rest before our last bus journey (yippee!) back to Saigon. Returning to our old haunts of hotel and cafe (where we were remembered at both) we had just enough time to scurry ...

"One day these white folk came to our village…" Day two started with possibly our first and only Asian breakfast since we've been away - although we stay away from western food and eat locally, breakfast has always been a meal were we hunt out fruit, cereal or eggs and baguette.Instead we feasted on beef and noodles with strong coffee for Sam and Green tea for me.Although it seemed a strange meal for 8am it tasted good and helped relieve the karaoke ...

Goat Hot Pot and Smooth Tunes We reached the local café with Peter and Terry and sat down with them shouting our order to the waitress. On the way they asked us one simple question "do you eat goat?"Luckily, having been to Notting Hill Carnival and sampled the Caribbean goat curry this wasn't too much of a scary proposition.We sat down and soon a huge dish of goat, vegetables and noodles was bubbling away in front of us, it smelt very good and after a...