So this post isn't really about the waht, it's more about the how... To keep ourselves entertained on our journey on the advice of the Sangam SV's and Interns (volunteers) we devised 'India Bingo'. It's a very simple game. On the back of a postcard at a bus stop in Goa we wrote down a whole list of things to keep an eye out for on our adventures. Things like 'most interesting thing to find on a motobike' or 'most pimped out rickshaw'. We'd then call it and if a ...

Arriving in Kerala, hot, sticky and tired our top priorities were toliet and food! We found this super cool Indian Coffee House just up the street from the station. It reminded me of a multiystorey swirly car park. I don't know how the waiters managed to carry so much up and down the steep walk way! We managed to find a seat and enjoyed dosas and juice for breakfast. We took a bus to Kollam and stayed in a nice little hotel. After wandering around the streets w...

Behind as ever in my blogging, my aim is to be up to date before I leave Malaysia for Hong Kong and China... We shall see. Ever the optimist I have my fingers crossed but we shall see1 :D So many moons ago the Three Muskatiers were in Bangalore, around the 12th April, just for the night. But what an adventure it turned out to be... Arriving in the morning on an over night train from Hampi which had turned out to be pretty plesent other than a little boy throwi...

Hampi... Kind of reminded me of the Flintstones. I say this because the scenery, stunning as it was, was lots of bolders-mountains that had broken into hundreds of huge rocks, at times I really felt like I could walk into a dinosaw at any minute!! Well I geuss that's a bit of an exageration but you get the picture! :D But before I tell you anymore about Hampi, I have to tell you about the bus ride there. There were moments were I actually feared for my life... S...

Goa!!! Sun, sea, sand... and very cheap alcohol!!! No seriously it's only 50p for a beer!! Very nice when your a backpacker! North Goa- Candolim. Last few days with some of the Sangam family. It was really great. We chilled on the beach and by the pool, wondered along the shopping streets and spent a morning in Old Goa exploring the musuems and old catherdrals-not so many temples as Goa was under Portuagese rule for a long time. The sun lounge seller guy was so...