Tasty, Tasty, really really tasty!!!
Owen: But it really good - you know you want to try some!!!
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Date: June 15th 2007
Date: June 15th 2007
One and One
Europe » United Kingdom » England By Anitas Walkabout June 15th 2007 Anita Marshall Can't beleive it is now One Week[/i ... read moreComment on Tasty, Tasty, really really tasty!!!
Hi, welcome to be my Travelblog capturing my experiences as I head of for pastures new - well jungles, mountains and deserts to be precise! I have decided it is time to live that dream I have had for many years and so finally took the plunge; left my job, rented out my house and heading off to Borneo to spend 2 months helping rescued Orang-utans at Sepilok Rehabilitation Centre. After this amazing experience I will see some more of Malaysia before heading on to Nepal and India. I don't know what the journey holds but here is where you will find out.
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