Hi Everybody hope all is well back in rainy cold England ; ) We spent the last three days in Pai four hours north of Chiang Mai near the Burma boarder. Pai,s a very quite town with few people and very relaxed, very Hippie. The four hour journey ended up being about three. The driver was drove abit like Sean...bloody crazy trying to over take on blind mountain bends etc but luckly we got their all in one piece. We searched for a place to stay and found a nice b...

Hello all just a little blog to update you on our 5 lovely relaxing days in Chiang Mai! After our suprisingly comfortable sleeper train journey where the seats turn in to cosy little bunk beds, we arrived in Chiang Mai at about 9.30am on the 24th of Jan. It is alot cooler here with no horrible smells and half the traffic so i would say it is much better than Bangkok. Booked into a hostel called Julies, recommended by one of Sean's work friends, very hippyish an...

Ok where to start!......we moved from our posh hotel in the business area of Bangkok to the travellers paradise Koh San Road. Very busy and full of clothes, food stalls, bars and girls. Backpackers every where so we felt at home. We then booked up a days tour to see the floating market, the bridge over the river Kawi and finally the Tiger Temple. It was an early 7am start in a mini bus to make our first stop to the market. Picked up a few travellers like us on t...

Hello everyone, So we left the UK behind us on the 17th from Heathrow and as everyone knows there was a plane crash so it wasnt a good start for us, just our luck. After a two hour delay queing for our runway slot we finally set of to begin the 11 hour flight...............LONG! So it's now the 18th, slept most of the flight on and off and I must say Quantas are really good. Had loads of films and TV to choose from, nice food & free drink what more can you a...