A few weeks ago we joined Contiki on their 6 day Okotberfest tour. It was a great week filled with tons of beer, great food, and awesome people. Although convincing Will to do a group tour was like convincing him to eat pickles, in the end we were both really glad we decided to go with … Continue reading The Festival of Liquid Gold
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The Thailand Trifecta
Thailand's island trifecta of Koh Tao, Koh Phangan, and Koh Samui are probably some of the most popular places in Thailand. Three islands so close in proximity yet so different in personality. We spent 4 days on Koh Tao, 4 days on Koh Phangan, and 3 days on Koh Samui. We would have loved to have … Continue reading The Thailand Trifecta
6 Days Diving around Gili T, Lombok
We've been having a lot of issues using the GoPro Studio for editing all of our footage so if anyone knows of any other video editing software that is user friendly, we'd love to hear about it. Footage shot with GoPro Hero 4 Silver Edition & GoPro Hero 3 Black Edition
Our Favourite Places in: South East Asia
Since the end of our South East Asia trip and relocating to England the question we're asked the most is what were our favourite places from the trip. To us it's a nearly impossible question to answer as every place we've been to has had its own charm and things we've liked. But we did … Continue reading Our Favourite Places in: South East Asia
A Check off the Bucket List: Angkor in Photos
We're at a loss for words at how awesome visiting Angkor Wat was. It was one of those moments in life that felt so surreal, a Bucket List moment. So we're just going to let the photos do the talking. Plus, Bry made me take so many photos; so if I had to endure taking … Continue reading A Check off the Bucket List: Angkor in Photos
Choeung Ke : A Sad Reminder of Cambodia’s History
Deep, hollow pits, like ragged, rough, scars lay empty in a once unscathed landscape. Chickens run around pecking at insects while birds chirp peacefully in the distance. If you only look up to the sky and surrounding trees you'd never be able to tell what horrible things happened here. Choeung Ek, the killing fields in … Continue reading Choeung Ke : A Sad Reminder of Cambodia’s History
Three People, Two Bikes, One Road
Hue to Hoi An via the Ho Chi Minh Trail by Motorbike. We decided to do this leg of the journey a little differently to our normal modes of transport. Although I get the feeling that everyone else decides to do this also, due to the large amount of people in the street offering it. … Continue reading Three People, Two Bikes, One Road
Hanoi: The City of Constant Noise
Hanoi was our first stop in Vietnam, it was where we flew into and where we based ourselves to explore the surrounding areas. I've never really been culture shocked by the places I've visited, except Egypt when I was thirteen, but Hanoi was definitely an over load on the senses. It was loud, over crowded, … Continue reading Hanoi: The City of Constant Noise
The Endless Summer Book Project
I remember reading a story once about an experiment of sorts, where someone left a book behind on a bench, in a coffee shop, at an airport, anywhere where it could be picked up and read by someone else. Inside was their name, where they were from and where they found the book. I guess … Continue reading The Endless Summer Book Project
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