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Steve&Kelly

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Map Legend: 17%, 46 of 263 Territories
 Places we've visited before (not on this trip) 
 Places we never quite made it to 
 Where we have been so far 


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This map shows all the countries that we have visited on this trip and also countries visited on past trips.

Steve and Kelly are from London, England.

They have decided to travel the world - why not!

They've started in the USA and plan to go around North America then head to Central and South America, New Zealand, Australia and Asia.
Quite a lot to see and not enough time to do it, but what the hell, we're gonna try anyway.

Enjoy it. We did.






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By TeamWAR
February 10th 2009
Laos - the end of our trip. Asia » Laos » North
So we left Bangkok on an over night bus (please let this be the last time we do an over night bus!) and arrived just outside the border in the early hours of the morning. We sorted out our visa over a coffee and were taken across, no major problems except I almost couldn’t get into the country as I don’t have any blank pages on my passport any more in which to get a visa! The guy managed to squeeze it onto the very last page just behind the emergency details bit. I don’t think that page can be used [View Full Entry]

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Published: March 9th 2009 | 364 Views | [diary=372183]

Vientaine
On the road
Luang Prabang

By TeamWAR
February 3rd 2009
Thailand Asia » Thailand » South-West Thailand » Ao Nang
When we arrived from Vietnam, the plan was to head straight to a beach to get some sun bathing time as it was important to have a decent looking tan for when we got home. First we decided to head to Koh Tao, which is a small island just off the east coast that’s known for it’s diving and beautiful beaches. We got a night bus (again!!) down to the port where the ferry leaves. It arrived at 4am, two whole hours before we could catch a boat to the island (why do they do that?). Eventually we set off and [View Full Entry]

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1347 Words | 2 Comment(s) | 23 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s)
Published: February 19th 2009 | 409 Views | [diary=372184]

Salad Beach
Koh Phangan
Koh Phangan

By TeamWAR
January 15th 2009
Cambodia and Vietnam Asia » Cambodia » North » Angkor
After spending new years eve in Bangkok we headed for the Cambodian border at Trat and after getting ripped off for our visas were soon on the road to Sihanoukville, a beach town on the south coast. Our main reason for going there was because we had heard about a place called Lazy Beach. It’s on an island called Koh Rong a few hours boat ride off the coast of Sihanoukville with nothing but 10 bungalows a bar/restaurant and a beautiful ‘lazy’ beach. We managed to get a cancellation booking which turned out to be pretty lucky as the place was [View Full Entry]

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Published: February 3rd 2009 | 775 Views | [diary=363658]

Lazy Beach
On the Sea
The Killing Fields

After what seemed like years of planning we finally made it over to Western Australia to stay with Amy & Ethan. It was luxury to be picked up from the airport and delivered to a nice comfy room and a home cooked dinner! We deliberately timed it so we could spend Christmas there and were fortunate enough to be invited to Amy’s Christmas Party, I was to accompany an old guy that turned out to be originally from Chatham and Steve was set up with the cleaning lady! But with free dinner and booze who is to argue! Feeling in the [View Full Entry]

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Published: January 15th 2009 | 444 Views | [diary=357787]

Bunbury
Rottnest Island
Margaret River

We arrived into Darwin and man was it hot and humid. We checked into our rubbish hostel only to find out it was burgled the night before, nice comforting thought. Very early the next morning we started our tour round Kakadu National Park. We jumped in the back of a Toyota 4x4 with a few other people and made our way down. Our first stop was at the Adaleide River, to try to find crocodiles and hopefully feed them. We got on a small boat and cruised up the river. Within about two mins two crocs were following us. The boat [View Full Entry]

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2337 Words | 7 Comment(s) | 38 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s)
Published: December 28th 2008 | 584 Views | [diary=345747]

Kakadu Rock Art
Jim Jim Falls
Kakadu Reptiles

We arrived into Sydney on the night the local rugby team - Manly, beat their arch rivals Melbourne for the first time in many years with a score of 40 - 0, also it being a bank holiday weekend everyone was very drunk. The streets were awash with football fans and party goers. We found a room in a massive party style hostel (which was terrible). We got out as fast as we could the following day to find something better. We probably only spent about three days in Sydney. Straight away we realised that we were going to run out [View Full Entry]

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1732 Words | 2 Comment(s) | 38 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s)
Published: November 28th 2008 | 921 Views | [diary=339637]

Byron Bay
Brisbane - Lone Pine Sanctuary
Fraser Island

We had a beautiful crossing through Queen Charlotte Sound, the sun was shining and not a cloud to be seen. Unfortunately this wasn’t the case for most of the time in the south island though. First stop was Abel Tasman national park in the north, a bit of a wasted drive really because when we got there the weather was so bad that we just turned round and headed back the way we came. This was ok though because we headed to Marlborough and visited some of the vineyards and tasted some of their fine wines instead. There are a couple [View Full Entry]

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1363 Words | 3 Comment(s) | 34 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s)
Published: November 12th 2008 | 225 Views | [diary=330880]

Franz Joseph Glacier
Lake Matherson
Queenstown

After a 13 hour flight from Santiago we arrived in Auckland. Due to the fact that we crossed the international date line we managed to lose a day. Luckily it was only a Sunday! So we arrived at 4am. Not much happening at that time of the morning on a Monday in New Zealand so we had to wait around for things to wake up. We took the few hours we had to wait to get online and look for accommodation. Luckily New Zealand is very geared up for tourism. There is a very helpful section of the airport dedicated to [View Full Entry]

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1198 Words | 4 Comment(s) | 26 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s)
Published: November 3rd 2008 | 380 Views | [diary=320352]

Pimp my ride
Ninety Mile Beach
Waitomo caves

We liked the location and price of the hostel we stayed in last time so we booked back into the Art Hostel in San Telmo. Didn’t do too much again - Buenos Aires is an easy place to chill. We did manage to do some more sight seeing though and eat a lot more steak! We went to Recoleta which is this graveyard, but no ordinary grave yard, it’s like a small city with massive tomb like buildings that house coffins of famous people (a bit of a morbid tourist attraction I know ) but everyone goes to see where Eva [View Full Entry]

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1863 Words | 3 Comment(s) | 35 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s)
Published: September 25th 2008 | 454 Views | [diary=307253]

Puerto Madryn
Perito Moreno Glacier
El Calafate

By TeamWAR
July 23rd 2008
Brazil South America » Brazil » Pantanal
Brazil was not originally in our plans because of its sheer size we knew we were not going to get to see much in the time we had, plus we knew it was going to put us way over budget (and it did), but we were so close to the border at Iguazu that we could not resist. So we crossed over the boarder and went to the Brazillian side of the falls. Very impressive once again, much better view of the whole thing. After spending a few hours there we were dropped off at the bus station in Foz du [View Full Entry]

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945 Words | 3 Comment(s) | 28 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s)
Published: September 3rd 2008 | 292 Views | [diary=303694]

The Pantanal
Rio de Janerio
Ilha Grande



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