6am, Stacey wakes Brett as the train is due to arrive in Bangalore soon. Brett sits up and realises things are not OK. After a trip to the Indian squat toilet on a rocking train, it is clear that he has been issued with his first case of Delhi Belly. With the connecting train not until 9.40pm, it was destined to be a long day for at least one of us. Much of the morning was spent in the beautiful Botanical Gardens, with Stacey and Jen Catching up on 5 years of...

On the morning we were due to set off for Hampi, we met a Italian lad, Chis, who looked distinctly german, and as it turned out, spoke german. Sudtirol is a little region that in the alps that has changed hands a couple of times apparently. Anyway, Chris gave us a bit of European culture to add to our experience too. In typical Harrison holiday style, there was a bit of a drama which came good in the end...Halfway to the train station, Stacey realised she had lef...

Ok so we have now moved on from Goa but thought we would do a couple of posts to catch up. :) After Christmas we visited a Children's charity for their Christmas party which was briliant! The local slum children are taken in every day by the charity to teach them English and prepare them for school. If they weren't here to help these children then they would be sent out begging all day and punished when they didn't bring home enough money. It's a great cause...

So Christmas was lovely, although a bit strange being on the beach for Christmas dinner. We had a fantastic three course dinner with proper chicken gravy, although not a patch on my mums (but nothing ever is). We went to the beach and had a sunny, lazy Christmas day. We definitely missed being at home but skyped everyone which made it feel more festive, especially Wooey's christmas songs :). We went all out for my Birthday and Brett splashed out on a fancy h...

Hi all sorry for such a long break, we have indeed turned into beach bums! Ok lets start at Jailsalmer. So after a serious case of Delhi belly i finally felt well enough to venture out and we went on a camel trek. It was fantastic and we stayed out over night under the stars. Our guide took us to his home which was a mud hut in the desert with straw roof and his wife cooked our food. It was basic but a mile away from a 'tourist' experience and great.The only do...