Glasto mud normally goes through 5 stages of muddiness over the time of the festival as the rains descend and then (normally) decrease to allow the sun to shine:1.   Hard mud, found under lots of green grass (that's the kind we like)2.   Slushy, wet, face-pack mud 3.   Lethal skating mud - think of a big brown ice-rink4.   Knee breaking superglue mud (the worse kind)5.   Elastic mud - it's like bouncing on...

Ok a bit premature on the Glasto location but hey at least you know I'm safely back in the UK and on my way very early tomorrow to what is going to be, yet again this year, the world's biggest musical mudfest. But what a way to end my "little" holiday - I've always said that rain or shine, during those few days in June, Glastonbury Festival has to be one of the best places in the world - and I guess I'm in more of a position to say that ...

When you travel you see some of the most amazing things on the planet, but I guess this week I've come to realise that sharing the experiences with special people is what makes those places and sights memorable. This week I've had the pleasure of Lance's company and believe me, Lance is a very very special person for me and so my time here (although short and sweet) will always be very very memorable - so cheers Lance I'm going to miss you tons. B...

My god I like to travel? do you know in the past 3 days I've stayed in Paris, and whilst there I visited New York, Egypt, Venice, Rome, and Greece not to mention 3 or 4 other dubious places all under the name of Las Vegas and it was most certainly Viva Las Vegas.So greetings from the Good Old USA and specifically the biggest little city in the world and the home to my friend Mr Lanceman. So, I flew here from Quito last Saturday thankly aided by the God Squad ...

Hola mis amigos , coma esta?I want to start out by giving you all a great tip...if you ever want to experience all South America has to offer but only can only take a couple of weeks to do this then I would recommend you spend that time in Ecuador as this country really has it all.After the lovely colonial city of Cuenca it was time to spend a few days high in the Andes namely in the little town of Banos which sits in a valley beneath one of the meanest-looking v...