So its been a while! Just thought i'd say a quick hello. I've been in oz for about 5 months now, started a job at fitness first, which lasted all of 2 weeks, then needed a holiday to thailand, so buggered off for two weeks. 2 weeks on 2weeks off, now that would be a great lifestyle. Anyway since the last report, much has changed, as i'm sure most of you are aware. We hit NZ for nov/dec, which was awesome, probably the best month i've had since i've been away...non-stop! met some great people, who funnily enough i am living [View Full Entry]

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Ok just a quickie...we're back in Perth...arrived yesterday and had a much needed night out. Started on a few bottles of wine, from the Southern region, then head out about 10ish....straight to 'The Deen', which is one of the must publicised venues. It wasnt that busy when we first arrived, but it was rammed within an hour...We left there about 2ish and popped over to a place called 'Paramount'. En-route i got stopped for carrying a bottle of jack and coke...police officer told me to throw it away, so i asked if i could finish it. He said if i have [View Full Entry]

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I cant remember the last entry, but think it was around coral bay just after we broke down, wchi is ironic....but we'll come on to that. Since coral bay, we have ventured south through monkey mia and down to perth arriving well ahead of schedule. We had a great night out at The Deen, dancing to reggae music and falling in love with african girls...i need to go to africa. We decided to do a little loop out to Hyden, wave rock, and down through Denmark to Augusta, Maragaret River and back up to Perth. The sights along the way have [View Full Entry]

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In case you were worried i survived the surfing escapades. Bali was awesome; the surfing, the food, the gili's, the drunk nights out...and sharing it with jimmy and flash topped it off. It was great to see them. We arrived in Darwin 1st October and what a shock that was....it was dead. How anybody can live there i dont understand. I apologise if i offend anyone, but there is absolutely nothing to do, except eat and go to 'The Lost Arc' for TOT (tits out tuesdays). I imagine its just a main point for entry/exit and to transfer to the major [View Full Entry]

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Ok so we have been a little lazy....probably been about 3 motnhs since i last uploaded a blog..but that is because this is a travel blog...and the last 3 months we were not travelling..we were working very hard. Right, i'm gonna keep this short and sweet for 2 reasons; firstly, i just found out we have lost some entries due to server failure and secondly if i write to much now you will not buy my book in years to come where i plan to make my fortune... As most of you know we have been on koh tao...where my heart [View Full Entry]

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After a few nights on Koh Tao, fairly relaxed, apart a few heavy drinking sessions, we head over to Koh Samui to say goodbye to the Aussie's. We had one night and had to make the most of it. We arrived just after midday and did the usual orientation. Samui is pretty crazy, especially when you are used to laid back koh tao. However it did have its benefits, of which Burger King seemed to be the biggest. Although the Tesco's was quite handy aswell, for our DVD player and 60dvds...which were going to come in handy on Koh Tao. [View Full Entry]

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Sorry guys this is just a quickie, always the best way. We have been extremely busy lately with; beach's, swimming pools, whisky buckets and mushroom shakes, that we havent had the time to write back and tell you about our adventures. over the last week, we have moved on from the mental koh phangan, and crazy full moon parties, to the more relaxed koh tao. we were in a house with 12 of us, which was crazy but so much fun. We came to koh samui yesterday to say goodbye to the aussies, you will see many pics of them shortly, [View Full Entry]

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After a few days of pain from the tubing, which i'd still do again, we travelled North to Luang Prabang. The journey was suppose to take about 5/6 hours, however one thing i have realised in SE Asia is always anticipate the unexpected. We set off about 10am and apart from the towering cliffs above and below, crazy driver and monsoon weather, everything was okay. We had our first stop and spot of lunch, but not trusting the black meat and women picking her toenails on the choipping board, i opted for a good old slice of laughing cow in [View Full Entry]

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So we landed in Vietiane, Laos' capital city. Not that you would have any idea that its the slowly developing country's major city; the occasional car buzzes past to blow some dust in the faces of the numerous tuk-tuk drivers sleeping on their own back seats...the road "improvements" half-finished without a workman in sight....we liked it!! Unfortunately there was a distinct lack of things to do....so after a quick pastry and some facebooking we headed back to the hostel for a quiet night and to book the bus to Vang Vieng for the following morning. However, like most of our [View Full Entry]

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From Hanoi we fly down to Phnom Penh, where there wasnt too much to do. We arrived in the afternoon and headed for the Killing Fields, which if you dont know was due to the khmer rouge in 1975. For four years they tried to make it a communist state and brutally killed and tortured anyone who they felt would be a threat to their cause. All students, teachers and anyone who had a potential of a bright future was transported here and killed in the most horrific ways. Even women and children went through some of the most horrific [View Full Entry]

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