G'day, it's been a while but here's the latest! We left you in Perth, before boarding the Indian-Pacific for 2 days of nothing, and very nice it was too, before reaching Adelaide in time for Australia Day and world record attempt on the beach. This involved having the most people in the water at Glenelg Beach on giant 7ft inflatable "thongs" or (take not Aussies) FLIP-FLOPS as they are properly called. Over 800 people and some organised chaos later it...

We left Kansas (I mean Borneo) via Singapore and landed in the merry old land of Oz. Its 42 degrees right now in Perth, and while theres no yellow brick road, there are white beaches, blue skys and Australias version of lions and tigers and bears (kangaroos, kookaburras and the biggest spiders in the world EVER!!!!). A few days couchsurfing in Perth to recover from travelling, we headed to Freemantle and hired a car, to make the 4 hour journey south to Margare...

While its still snowing in England, we spent a lively New Years at the Full Moon Party on Koh Phangnan in Thailand (I was recovering from a serious case of food poisoning!). 6am New Years day saw the start of our most epic journey yet involving 1 taxi, 1 boat, a coach, 4 minibuses, and over night coach, 2 border crossings, 2 more buses and an underground train ride and a littlke bit of walking to arrive in Singapore about 30 hours after setting off. The follow...

Its its that mid-festive time, when you realise you have spent up, eaten too much, drank more than too much and the cold is starting to get a bit annoying. We have had an awesome Christmas in Krabi, spending Christmas Eve sunset snorkelling ion the coral reefs with Nemo fish, and having a sunset barbeque watching THOUSANDS of bats leave there caves to help sant eat all the mice pies and brandy, in the dark we swam in phosphoresecnt plankton that lights up as you ...

Back in Bangkok, again after a while of not updating this, so heres the last few weeks for you... We left the North of Thailand with our friends and travelled across the Mekong into Laos. Laos is a country made entirely of bamboo huts, where a simple bus journey of 150km takes 6 hours and where stepping of the beaten track probably results in stepping on a landmine. In Luang Namtha we headed out on another trek, this time in kayaks (which i am even worse at cont...