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AUSTRALIA | Friday, 25 Apr 2008 | Views [2315] | Comments [1]
My tour from Adelaide to Alice springs turned out to be a fantastic week. As I said previously, I couldn't get on a tour before Friday the 18th, which was disappointing as I was bored with Adelaide, but it turned out to be so lucky as the group of people ... Read more >
Tags: adventures, animals, history, mountains, sightseeing, the great outdoors, walking
AUSTRALIA | Sunday, 13 Apr 2008 | Views [1236] | Comments [1]
Adelaide is another nice clean and well organised city, and I'm glad as I am stuck here until Friday! All of the popular tours are fully booked out by the students who are on a break at the moment, and so this is the earliest I can leave... The YHA ... Read more >
Tags: lazing, sightseeing, walking
AUSTRALIA | Thursday, 10 Apr 2008 | Views [6564] | Comments [1]
Yet another stupid-o'clock start and yet another uncomfy Oz Experience bus, but at least this time I had some companions already so it wasn't going to be dull! Our new driver was an older bloke called Bryan, who was a bit more sensible than Andy from ... Read more >
Tags: animals, beaches & sunshine, mountains, on the road, sightseeing, walking
AUSTRALIA | Monday, 7 Apr 2008 | Views [33449]
Tuesday morning Nick, Katie and I went and walked the city and used the free tourist shuttle bus to get around some parts of the city. The feel of this place is really nice, similar to Sydney with old and new buildings mixed together nicely and a very ... Read more >
Tags: animals, history, sightseeing, walking
AUSTRALIA | Saturday, 5 Apr 2008 | Views [2234]
At stupid o'clock I was outside the hostel in Sydney waiting for the bus, and not really knowing what to expect from this trip. I was one of the last on the bus and so was sat near the rear, which didn't really matter as all of the seats have minimal ... Read more >
Tags: animals, mountains, on the road, sightseeing, the great outdoors, walking
AUSTRALIA | Friday, 4 Apr 2008 | Views [1367] | Comments [3]
Today I got up and booked my onward travel to Melbourne, which is going to be a 7am pickup tomorrow morning from the hostel for a three day/two night tour down to Melbourne, taking in lots of towns and sites along the way. I also booked a YHA hostel ... Read more >
Tags: adrenaline, animals, sightseeing, walking
AUSTRALIA | Thursday, 3 Apr 2008 | Views [2584] | Comments [4]
The morning didn't go entirely as planned... I was rudely awoken at 5:45am, and quite possibly in the rudest way. Ever. Yet more joys of shared dorms I guess... although this story will be hard to beat! The Spaniard in the bunk above mine hadn't spoken ... Read more >
Tags: adrenaline, adventures, I should have known better!, mountains, sightseeing, the great outdoors, walking
AUSTRALIA | Wednesday, 2 Apr 2008 | Views [4797] | Comments [1]
I slept very well and slept through most of the people in my dorm coming and going, but still felt a bit tired, even after a shower! I had a cheapo breakfast of cereals and toast in the cafe next to the hostel and got the train to Circular Quay, from ... Read more >
Tags: adrenaline, sightseeing, walking
AUSTRALIA | Tuesday, 1 Apr 2008 | Views [1627]
My flight from Bangkok to Sydney had a pleasant surprise in store... I had been upgraded to Qantas's new 'Premium Economy' for the flight! I believe this was due to blind luck, as they are finishing their trails of it before they start selling tickets ... Read more >
Tags: planes trains & automobiles, sightseeing, walking
THAILAND | Sunday, 30 Mar 2008 | Views [7864] | Comments [9]
This morning I went to the Chatuchak weekend market in the north of Bangkok using the skytrain. I got there about 7:30am to beat the crowds of people that go and save being there in the height of the heat during the middle of the day. The place is absolutely ... Read more >
Tags: animals, markets, sightseeing, walking
MALAYSIA | Thursday, 13 Mar 2008 | Views [7695] | Comments [9]
Saturday morning Andy and I met at the ferry point to go for a day of Snorkeling at one of the best dive sites in the world. Sipadan is one of a group of islands off of the south east coast of Sabah from the port town of Semporna. It had a sheer reef ... Read more >
Tags: beaches & sunshine, markets, on the road, onward planning, sightseeing, snorkeling, walking
THAILAND | Wednesday, 27 Feb 2008 | Views [8254] | Comments [4]
After a late night thanks to the three live bands in the street bars directly behind the hostel (and my rear window doesn't shut completely), I got up fairly early to eat breakfast and set off to the zoo outside the city. I made my own toast and coffee ... Read more >
Tags: animals, sightseeing, walking
THAILAND | Tuesday, 26 Feb 2008 | Views [4216] | Comments [3]
This afternoon I went for a walk around Chiang Mai old town, which is inside the moat and what is left of the old perimiter wall that marked the edge of the town many years ago. The Pae Gate is the center to the main back packers and pubs area now, ... Read more >
Tags: history, sightseeing, walking
THAILAND | Friday, 15 Feb 2008 | Views [3888] | Comments [7]
So in the afternoon, we drove up to see Hellfire pass, which is one of the deepest rock cuttings that the POW's had to make to complete the Thailand-Burma rail line in 1942-5 . Having seen the museum already, this really nailed home the mammoth task ... Read more >
Tags: history, sightseeing, walking
THAILAND | Friday, 15 Feb 2008 | Views [3356] | Comments [2]
I toyed with the idea of hiring a moped or using the standard bus to go to see Erawan falls today , but in the end plumped for a tour package. Once we arrived at the falls, it was clear that this was a much better choice, as the standard bus stops at ... Read more >
Tags: adventures, walking
THAILAND | Thursday, 14 Feb 2008 | Views [1897] | Comments [2]
Today I visited the Kanchanaburi Death Railway museum and cemetery , which are within easy walking distance of my guest house (where I had the best museli, fruit & yoghurt yet for breakfast!). [ View from my room on the river ] The museum tells ... Read more >
Tags: history, sightseeing, walking
CAMBODIA | Sunday, 10 Feb 2008 | Views [3425] | Comments [1]
Today Bex, David and I said a fond goodbye to Joanie after sharing breakfast and mega coffee near the hotel. It's sad to say goodbye... I hope she gets home safe and sound and without too much more suffering with her stomach! The three of us went off ... Read more >
Tags: adventures, markets, walking
CAMBODIA | Saturday, 9 Feb 2008 | Views [3413] | Comments [4]
On Saturday we went to see the war museum in Phnom Pehn , and the killing fields just outside. I didn't really know what to expect from this, having not used a book on Cambodia or looking into it at all before my trip, and also as this recent history ... Read more >
Tags: history, sightseeing, walking
CAMBODIA | Thursday, 7 Feb 2008 | Views [3661] | Comments [5]
Tuesday morning the four of us ( David and Bex , a couple out of Vancouver, Canada & Joanie , a lone traveler also from Canada) got a tuktuk driver for the day and set off to tour the temples. (There are clickable links in the text to my pictures, ... Read more >
Tags: history, sightseeing, walking
THAILAND | Wednesday, 23 Jan 2008 | Views [1199] | Comments [4]
Got up earlier today and went off to go to the Downtown area via the river ferry and skytrain with Chris. The river ferry was excellent, a great breeze and nice and easy to sort out, and amazing value for only 20 pence or so to go the whole length ... Read more >
Tags: sightseeing, walking
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