On our way up to chiang mai we stoped off for the day at Ayutthaya. This is an anciant city a few hours train ride up north of Bangkok. On the train we met a dutch piolet called harrman. When we got there we decided to rent bikes for the day, but as jack was still feeling a bit weak from the runs he decided to give it a miss. So Matt Harrman and i went around the city taking pictures. THe Day ended with us taking pictures of a set of three wats as the sun went do...

The main tourist road in bankok is call Koh San road. Altho on being a few hundred meters long, the amount that has been packed int such a small place is amasing. Firstly there s the market which lasts from around 9am(im guessing as we were never actually up at this time untill the early hours. Then there are the clubs, bars and reastaurants of which there are tonnes, there's also the odd guest house thrown in just for good measure and to take up any avalable sp...

After Pukett we were on our way to koh phanang, the second lagest of the islads on the south easten end thailand, and also home to the largest full moon party! On our arival the island seemed a very relaxed place especialy away from the main town. Thankfully our hostel,coconut beach, was on the very north of the island. It pretty much had a private beach and about 50m out to sea there was a completly unspoilt corral reef! On the beach there were hamocks strung ...

One of the reasons i needed to get my thai visa so badly was that our first week in thailand was at a hotel that Matt's parents had booked in advance for us. This was great as we didnt need to book anywhere when we got to phukett, and also it was a 5 STAR resort!!!!! The place was amasing, there is no other word for it. As we arived a porter took our bags, and wisked them away on a trolley, We had necklaces made of flower draped round our necks and given some fre...