Helloooo from approximately one billion miles away! Yes I've made it down under! I know ive not updated this in a little while, but in that time ive been to paradise islands in Malaysia, bartered for bargainous fake designer goods, been to Singapore, missed my flight to Australia, went to the police station and the british embassy, lost my passport, and found a saviour in the form of a Singaporian named Mr Johnny! So heres whats happened. From Kho Tao where ...

Hey again everyone! Im writing to you now from Kho Tao, and since my last entry we've also been to Kho Pha Ngan for the infamous full moon party! But first things first. We were only in Krabi for a couple of days but me and Sam decided to do a spot of rock climbing on the sea cliffs of Railay. This added to my list of 'things id never done before I came travelling', along with silly things like eating crickets and having water fights with buckets on the...

Hey again everyone! I'm writing to you from Thailand once again, and, as promised, the last 10 days or so has largely involved chilling by the beach by day, and boozing by night. One might say a welcomed change from the depressing scenes that have influenced us recently in Cambodia and Vietnam. We flew from Bangkok to Phuket, then got a boat to Kho Phi Phi, another boat to Kho Lanta, then a minivan and ferry to Krabi, where we are now. Phuket is prono...

Hello again, I've now got a bit more time to write again, so I'll continue on from my last entry. After visiting the Cu Chi tunnels and the War remnants museum in Ho Chi Minh city, we moved to our 4th country of our trip: Cambodia. We're now back in Bangkok, Thailand, and I feel we zipped through Cambodia somewhat quickly but there are reasons for this. We have spent longer than we needed to in other places and needed to make up lost time, and we want t...

Sua s'dei from Cambodia! I know I say this a lot, but we've had a particularly busy last few days out here. In Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam's main city in the south, we visited the Cu Chi tunnels and the War Remnants museum. We then travelled into the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh (pronounced Penom Pen) where we visited the killing fields and the genocide musuem, and today we've been in Siem Reap to see the magnificent Angkor Wat. This entry may be a bit...