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By Booga
April 17th 2007

Ronnie

Europe » Portugal » Lisbon & Tagus Valley » Ericeira

The grey UK
The most northerly point in Britain

Once again my apologies for the slackness of keeping my blogs up to date. Sice leaving Asia in ealry december I flew to the United Kingdom. As soon as I got off the plane I suddenly lost my tan from 2 months in Asia and could not for the life of me figure out why I was the only one off the plane in shorts, shirt and thongs at 6 in the morning when it was 4 degrees and raining. I was also quickly told that the weather wouldnt change for the next 5 months. It was a great introduction [View Full Entry]

My favourite wave that breaks on a dry ledge at low tide

This was the first time I had seen snow let alone drove in it. I underestimated how slippery it was!

By Booga
November 25th 2006

MONEY TALK'S

Asia » Laos » West » Luang Prabang

Washing the Dish's, Vietnam style

First off, my apologie's to everyone for the lateness of this journal, it's been a busy month even though Im travelling! Since my last blog I have travelled from Cambodia into Vietnam. I travelled from Ho Chi Minh city headed North to Hanoi and crossed into the most amazing country I've ever been in so far, Laos. I've seen and witnessed so many amazing thing's, I can only imagine what the rest of my journey around the world has in store for me. I have witnessed 4 motorbike accident's one of which was fatal. Meet thousand's of people from all [View Full Entry]

By Booga
October 23rd 2006

Expectation's

Asia » Cambodia » North » Siem Reap

Reclining Buddha in Bangkok

Expectation's! I have travelled enough now to know that expectation's works two way's. If you travel somewhere and have high expectation's you will either be abrubtly disapointed or think alot less of the place due to these expectation's or you will be rewarded and the place live's to your expectation's. However, if you have no expectation's you have everything to gain and nothing to loose except for time and at the end of your journey you will have another story to tell your grandchildren! I left Thailand 4 days ago and made my way to Cambodia via bus. Everything in Thailand [View Full Entry]

By Booga
October 14th 2006

Sa Wa Di ka

Asia » Thailand » Central » Bangkok

I arrived at the new airport in Bangkok at midnight on the 12th and the second I stepped out of the airport I got ripped off. I have been warned over and over of taxi drivers but for some reason unbeknown to myself I fell for it. For a 20 minute ride I paid 1400 baht ( 50AU ) when it should have cost no more than 500 baht! I wasn't happy but I've learnt from it and now I negotiate a price for everything before I hand over the coin. I've only been here for 2 days yet it feel's [View Full Entry]

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