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Two weeks in Paradise
Afternoon from the UK,
I arrived back yesterday morning after an incredible last two weeks in kenya. First stop was the Mara for three days. I was joining another group which turned out to be 3 American lads who teach at an international school in Congo. It was good to be with three other lads raher than a family or something because it was a good laugh. I saw everything except the Rhino, the highlight being a Cheetah with her cub. Pictures will be uploaded in a ...
Man-Doh-Ban-Han
... trolley and said "oh you miss crystal? I have it here". I was expecting some naff vegetable curry ( I hate curry), but was plesently surprised with a cheesy tomato pasta. Megan and Rachel were pretty jealous at this point as they had some bland Thai chicken noodles. The air hostesses were constantly coming round offering 'hot towels', free drinks and snacks. We were all pretty impressed with the service.
It was a 6 hour flight to Doha and at ...
Slow journey home
... the bicycle culture of Sittwe and Mrauk U it was strange to be back in Yangon where bikes and motorbikes were prohibited. Only taxis, buses and trucks used the roads here. The room and facilities at the Park Royal now seemed luxurious to us and we were pleased to find that the internet service was actually working. We returned to "149 Food and Drink" where we had eaten on previous nights in Yangon. The dark street down which it was situated and down which we ...
Beginning the adventure!
So it's exactly a month tomorrow that I fly out and I thought i'd get started with this, not really sure what goes in a blog so bear with me! Really cannot wait until I fly out it really is gonna be an incredible time but i'm also really nervous, travelling alone is quite nerve racking especially as I get nervous just going the shop alone and I have a general fear of new people (as well as spiders but i'm sure that will be ...
The Old Trafford Blues for Man United
... Park and saw the Wallabies thrash Wales in 1984. Now that was a funeral procession of epic proportions.
Being New Year's Eve the kids understandably wanted to go out in Manchester, while our mission was to go out of Manchester. Having looked at little places not far out of town we set off in search of a pub and place to stay. It's amazing how talking to people often results in unexpected and positive experiences. It ...



