Latacunga, Laguna and laying in bed
Ecuador had been pleasant enough so far, the were people friendly and Quito was not as universally threatening as I had let myself believe. We were, however, basically just on a mission to pass through the country. Reading our trusty (if a bit outdated) Rough Guide we discovered that there was a beautiful a volcanic lake not too far away from our route that we decided was worth a visit: with that, we made Laguna Quilotoa our next stop. Continue Reading »
Adventure Central
Not only is Colombia a great country with great people, they also have great buses. We awoke pretty refreshed after our overnight journey to San Gil, having spent the night slumbering on our smooth – if a little chilly – Expreso Brasilia coach. Continue Reading »
Full cirle
Hello, and how do? I’m writing this post from Sihanoukville, the town we first stopped at in Cambodia – we’ve retreated back to the coast for some sea air and relaxation before we head back to Thailand for some Christmas mayhem.
So, what’s been happening since my last post, I hear you ask! Well, we’ve travelled over two thousand kilometres, stayed in the capital and in a wild-west style town. I’ve learnt to cook a Khmer curry, and that there’s no such thing as a full coach. Intrigued?! Read on…










