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Stares and spitting…

After the debacle of Guangzhou we could be forgiven for thinking that two months in China was going to be one hard slog through chugging polluted city streets with what seems like millions of other people.Thankfully upon arriving in Guilin our worst fears were dispelled immediately. Finally we found ourselves a reasonably small city a 'small city' in China is one with less than two million inhab

Yellowstone National Park

From Laurel Montana we had a shortish drive to Yellowstone National Park. We would be going through the North entrance as it is one of the 3 entrances that are open at this time of the year and also it is the closest to the campground we would be staying in. The weather on our drive in was pleasant with sunny skies but a fairly strong breeze. When we arrived we decided to find a campsite and set

Thursday serious day of study

Well. It was a full day of sessions today starting at 8am and ending at 5pm. What made the day interesting though was the snow. Yes. snow see pic. It was snowing on the way to the conference this morning and seriously snowing later on. By the time the day was over however the snow had stopped and melted thankfully.I had booked a photo consultation with Maureen Taylor for this afternoon

Koh Tao possibly the best place in Thailand

I'm literally blogging from heaven right now. Really I am. While drinking a coconut shake. We're on Koh Tao an island in the Gulf of Thailand. As I'm sure you've all read Bangkok is sadly experiencing some serious and dangerous political protests. I'll post another blog soon about our experiencing with what has happened. But we've left Bangkok for a safer place. And what we've found is quite p

All Calm Over the Cook Strait

It was with some amusement that we realised our campsite for the night was next door to Colonial Knob Park ... unfortunately we didnrsquot have time for a visitA very orderly morning saw us at the ferry terminal in Wellington nearly an hour early but we were directed straight on to the ferry giving us the chance to stake our claim to two seats right at the front on the top deck in the bar

Beijing Forbidden City and The Great Wall

Beijing Tuesday April 27After checking out of the hotel our bags were loaded into a Audi A6 to takes us to Pudong Airport. On arrival e were quickly checked in at the Air China First Class desk and given our Boarding pass for CA933 to Beijing. After completing security we were taken by an a electric golf cart through the huge terminal to the Air China lounge. It would have been a very long walk

The Grand Finale

STARTING LINEUP Ted Davis Lennon 1st half only 154 million litres of water per minutePITCH CONDITION Seriously couldn't ask for better sunny and warm ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.MATCH OVERVIEW Team Ted certainly finished their current tour on a high. PLAYER INFO After an impressive first half Lennon was given another rest while Ted and Davis ensured the team finished strongly. Although sad

We’re outta here

Yea We can hardly believe that tomorrow morning at Odark 650am we are off. Southwest will take our baggage FREE to Austin Texas and on to Ft. Lauderdale Florida. Decided to give our friends Sharon and Dave who are traveling with us...or us with them... or something like that a royal sendoff. So right here in our room at the Airport Sleep Inn in Phoenix sitting on the bed I craftily

Day 6 Update

Well......lots of things have happened since our last rendezvous.We checked out of our normal hotel and then went to buy a really cool camera we had finally decided on for less than half the amount you would pay in Aus. Yay This took quite a while but was well worth it. The weather was quite cool and raining so we decided to head to the Toyota Salon and the Sunshine 60 buildings in Ikebukuro. We

Long way round Cork London

In Heathrow now ready to start our trip. Wersquove been staying with Garyrsquos grandparents since Sunday evening Rico used to be kinda scared of Nana Pina but after living with her for nearly a week has decided that shersquos a very sweet lady. She took great care of us feed us up until we couldnrsquot eat anymore. Also got to meet Garyrsquos 2 aunts that havenrsquot been over to Ir

Travels in Thailand Golden Triangle

We made it to the northernmost part of Thailand to the section known as the Golden Triangle. Here we visited Lampang which is famous for its narrow streets and horse drawn carriages. We also visited Chaing Saen which is situated on the border with Laos. In Chiang Saen we visited the Opium Museum which is an interesting place and contains a wealth of information on opium. Inside are numerous opiu

Travels in Thailand Sukothai

The Kingdom of Sukothai lasted from around 1235 to 1438 AD. There are several Wats in Sukothai Historical Park but Wat Mahathat is the largest and most impressive. It covers an area of ten acres and Wat Mahathat translates as 'great relic'. It is one of the oldest and most important Buddhist temples in Thailand. It was established in the 13th century and rebuilt in the 14th century. The Wat is bui

Travels in Thailand Lopburi

If you've ever visited the Angkor ruins outside of Siem Reap then you'll recognize the ruins at Prang Sam Yod. This massive stone santuary was founded in the 13th century by the Khymer King Jayavarman Vll the ruler who built many of Angkor Wat's most famous temples and palaces. Like a lot of the temples at Angkor Prang Sam Yod was originally a Hindu temple with the three stone steeples or prang

Travels in Thailand Ayuthaya

Ayuthaya was the Thai capital for well over 400 years and was founded in 1350 by King UThong. The city sits at the junction of three rivers Chao Phraya Pa Sak and Lopburi. While there we toured two Wats. Wat Phra Srisanphet was founded during the 15th century and was later sacked by the Burmese in 1767. For two centuries after the city of Ayuthaya's fall a huge bronze Buddha sat unsheltered a

My Road Trip Day 4 and 5

Angel Fire New Mexico Day 4 and 5Day 4Got up this morning the winds were very strong 30 to 40 gusting to 50 weather clear and nice. There is a fire in the canyon. The road that I came in on is closed due to the fire. Took a ride to Taos while I was gone the wind bent the poles in my trailer. Got it down and will fold up tomorrow. The guy that runs the RV park is really nice he is letting me sta