Okay, couldn't resist one last post on the blog... Since arriving home we've seen all the family and the novelty of seeing us has wo...

Well, it has been lovely but it had to finish at some point. It is back to reality, finding a job and being domestic. This trip has been won...

We stayed with Nic's uncle Jimbo. In true Australian style, he and his flatmate put on a yummy barbeque. One of the wonderful things abo...

During the trip I've been looking into some green living options that I would like to play with when I get home. Through different resea...

We flew Bangkok to Sydney. Getting out at Sydney was a bit dreamlike. The city was so clean, like Tokyo. The people were really friendly. Th...

A few more interesting signs from our travels. These ones are in English, but damned if I know what they are on about...

Nic and I did a Thai cooking course here in Chiang Mai. It took a lot of convincing on Nic's part to get me to strap on a pinnafore and ...

We've booked our flights from Bangkok to Sydney and then to Auckland. Bangkok to Sydney flight on the 21st. Sydney to New Zealand on the...

We took a bus from the Thai border to Chiang Rai, a nice little town in the North of Thailand. The bus was three hours long, but having been...

We took the slow boat from Luang Prabang to Northern Thailand. They call it the slow boat because it takes two days. Don't think the fac...

We were still searching for some way to pay the world back for the friendly Thais that helped us after the mini-van crash. There was a place...

We went kayaking along the river to a couple of caves filled with Buddhas, kind of a bizarre buddha bazaar. On the way to the caves, we near...

Luang Prabang, the lovely French-Lao old capital. This place is a photographer's dream with its old French colonial buildings and vibran...