Trying Freedom

Pokhara continued to live up to everything I had hoped for after the first day. Since Shaun had already spent a few days exploring before me, I was pretty much able to turn up and tag along for my first few days, no brain power was required, even down to where to stay as he’d…

After missing a bus and spending an extra 3 days in Kathmandu than expected thanks to Nepal belly, I was more than ready to leave for my next destination, Pokhara. I enjoyed my time in Kathmandu but as each day went by I realised more and more that it was mainly a gateway to the…

This trip was definitely the most difficult yet most rewarding thing I’ve ever done, a bit dramatic maybe? I won’t focus too much on the itinerary because to be completely honest, the place names all sound very similar and you will have seen them in every other blog already, however, if you are interested you…

I’ve already posted this pretty much everywhere but in a last ditch attempt to raise awareness, including getting as many donations as possible, I thought I’d post it here too. On April the 4th I’ll be leaving Adelaide and heading to Kathmandu in Nepal. Carrying on from last years Mont Blanc summit climb which I…

You all know how the travels have been going so far, if not there’s plenty for you to catch up with before this… However, I thought I’d jot down some more general thoughts of how everything has been so far, plus I’ve been ill for a while and have no other updates for you. For…

It was an early start to escape the hostel and head to the airport via Hyde Park, next stop Adelaide. This was the first time I got a feel for the scale of Australia, I was getting a domestic flight which was just over two hours long and also crossed into a different time zone,…