Who Will… We did! The last weeks at Who Will Children's Village flew by for Carolyn and Paul, who were enjoying having a structure and purpose to their days other than travelling.Having got used to the heat, lack of electricity and sweating ALL the time, they thoroughly enjoyed their time living in Kampong Tralach. They even managed to create a hybrid drink at the local market by mixing an 'iced' hot chocolate and iced coffee to make an iced mocha! Very cosmop...

Who Will… We Will! Paul and Carolyn have entered a whole new an exciting chapter in their travels since we last caught up with you all. They left the crazy city of Bangkok and arrived one hour (by plane) later at a far more sedate city, Cambodia's capital Phnom Penh (PP). They were greeted at the airport by Carolyn's cousin Dom and his gorgeous little puppy Felix. It was so nice to have a familiar face to be there to meet them - the 1st one in months! Dom, his...

Bangkok or Bust One Night in Bangkok was not enough for Paul and Carolyn.... so they stayed for 5! Day one they borrowed some free pushbikes (like the London Boris Bikes) and risked life and limb weaving through the crazy city traffic taking all the sights in on the way. All other days were filled with fantastic Trailfinders trips (thanks everyone!) including a visit to the Royal Palace and temples. These buildings are all so majestic and grand, hosting one of ...

Paradise Islands Having spent what seemed like weeks in big sprawling cities, Paul and Carolyn were looking forward to spending some time chilling in tropical paradise. First stop Pulau Penang, Malaysia. They checked in to 'Annie's Guesthouse'; a massive semi detached 5 bedroom house in the posh suburbs of a beach resort called Batu Ferringhi. It was fun living in an actual house for a few days rather than being in a hotel room. Breakfasts were eaten around a bi...

The tale of 2 Capital Cities… Having spent nearly 2 months in India, Paul and Carolyn were ready for adventures in new countries. They boarded a plane in Mumbai which would fly them through the night to Singapore. Stepping off the plane in Singapore seemed like a strange and new world. It was clean, organised, structured and easy to navigate. What was this new land?! There was a display of flamingos on the baggage carrier at the airport, so I felt very welcome...