Never let it be said that a geek hasn't done the Inca Trail! Four days. 40 km of hiking. 1000 meters climbing. Some 100,000 steps of the feet. And altitudes up to 4215 meters above sea level. It's the hardest, and most rewarding, experience I've ever had. Well almost (more later). This isn't going to be a funny b****** post, as I am so moved by the experience and want to talk seriously about it. So, uh, if you don't like long serious posts tune out now ...

Hi guys Ash and K are having a a nap so I have invited Craig to do a guest blog. Craig - my boss and my parents will read this so keep it clean-ish Well hello all from the other side of the world. How surprised was I to find the night before our little incan adventure that i would be travelling with 3 other aussies. What a crazy group of people; Ash, Amanda and Kirsty. Those poor Americans Tea and Taylor, I am still not quite sure that they know ho...

Hi guys I almost don't know where to start with the Inca trail stuff. An overwhelming experience. The most physically challenging thing that i have done. Views so perfect that we kept thinking we were in an Imax movie. Kirsty, Ash and I kept periodically saying`oh my god we're on the Inca trail in Peru`and `this is so cool'. We hit the trail with three other people - Craig an Aussie from Brisbane and Tia and Taylor a young American couple. We thoug...

Hi guys Just a quick note to say that we survived the Inca Trail. A truly amazing experience. It puts the awe back into awesome. We are starting to upload some photos so keep checking them as we will be adding more to the albums. Ill write more soon.