India - Kodiakanal to Munnar

Temple amongst the tea plantations Outside Munnar

Me by A waterfall 40km from Munnar - Kerela


Me and Tamar Chilling in front of the dam in Munnar


`Elephants in Munnar - Kerela


Tamar trying to keep dry when our rickshaw driver stopped to look at one of the tea plantation views.






Tea plantations in Munnar - Kerela

Me resting on the cliff edge at dolphin point Vattakanal

The plains between Kodaikanal and Munnar on the clearest day

Tamar, Efrat and Oren at Echo point

Dolphin View but not much of a view - Vattakanal Tamil Nadu

A Cloud Blowing up the mountainside in Vattakanal - Tamil Nadu

India - Hampi - Mysore - Kodaikanal

Snake charmer at the riverside in Hampi

Worker in the craft market in Mysore making incense sticks. She make 7000 a day.

Maharaja's Palace in Mysore

Bed for the night on the train to Kodaikanal, But I got evicted and had to go on the top bunk.

Waiting at the train station in Bangelore for the train to Mysore after a 12 hour train journey .

Dinner After a seriously long wait

Both of us on the road down to Kodia City from Vattakanal

View from our house in Vattakanal - Tamil Nadu over 2000m high.

India Mubai - Goa - Hampi

Mumbai - Train station built by the British

Sunset over Mumbai

The Beach - Arambol Goa

Sunset at Arambol Goa

Temple at Hampi Bazaar - Karnataka

Crossing the River Illegally since all boat crossings had been stopped on government boats in Hampi due to masses of People at the festival. We were stranded and could not cross back over to our guest house. After this our truck broke down then the rickshaw we got on tipped back onto its back wheels when going up a hill. Thats not even half of the crazy journey we had that night.

Me jumping off a rock into the reservoir up the river from Hampi. Quite a drop and I bit my lip when I hit the water which bled for a while.

Chilling at the lakeside

A Baba Who invited us into his temple for chai (Tea) While we were motoring around on our Scooty Moped in Hampi

One of the Bikes Breaks down again on the way back finally got one sorted and then me and Tamar ran out of petrol. No problems though because we just bought a litre in a plastic bottle from a small shop.