Day 31 (Thursday 16th November 2006)Well a month has passed has although we are missing everyone back home, we wouldn't want to be anywhere else in the world!It couldn't have been a better morning to get up early for a spot of scuba diving, sadly though just like Marc in Phi Phi, Sarah was feeling a bit on the poorly side, so she sat this one out on the boat. It seems like one of us has always got to have something wrong with ourselves! No one could stop ...

Day 29 (Wednesday 14th November 2006)The alarm went off at 07:30, but we were too tired to get up. All this travelling melarky's tiring work and we didn't leave the Wina Hotel until gone 10:00. We jumped straight in to a taxi to the airport and booked the next available flight to Lombok. We had a couple of hours to kill so we stuffed our faces with donuts, whilst our crocs provoked some very strange looks from the natives. Our flights cost 279,000 Rp - th...

Day 31 (Thursday 16th November 2006)Well a month has passed has although we are missing everyone back home, we wouldn't want to be anywhere else in the world!It couldn't have been a better morning to get up early for a spot of scuba diving, sadly though just like Marc in Phi Phi, Sarah was feeling a bit on the poorly side, so she sat this one out on the boat. It seems like one of us has always got to have something wrong with ourselves! No one could stop ...

Day 27 (Sunday 12th November 2006)Today was a very long day! Our heads had barely touched the pillow when we were being ushered in a taxi to the the train station at Jerantut, where we had a lovely 10-hour train ride down to Singapore awaiting us. No wonder it's such a long time...we sat at Jerantut station for an hour before even going anywhereWhen we finally reached Singapore, without getting much sleep we must add, we were amazed at how short the crossing ...

Day 25 (Friday 10th November 2006) Well, good move not going on the night safari... At brekkie we got chatting to the dutch couple who had just arrived next door at Park Lodge. After a bit of small talk, they began telling us about their incredible first night inside the park. They saw several leopards, but most astonishingly, watched as a 20ft python took a leopard cub! We nearly choked on our toast as we flicked through their breathtaking photos...and of course...