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Days 55-56: Hoi An

Once upon a time the guys were hanging out on the Vietnam train and some kids came and one kid was named Cricket and one kid was named Apple and…

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Days 51-54: Ho Chi Minh (Saigon), Vietnam

There were 20 motorbikes and they were going so fast – like 20km. It was very hot and I was looking at the fan a lot. The playground was SO big…

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Days 48-50: Mekong Delta, Vietnam

Once upon a time a boat came. There was a fish wiggling around on the ground and it was funny! I was on the boat and we wore life jackets…

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Days 41-47: Cambodia

In Cambodia I wore a Tuk Tuk helmet and I want to be a Tuk Tuk driver when I grow up. I got to sleep in hammocks. I met orphanage…

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Days 36-40: Bangkok

Once upon a time I went to Bangkok and it was Songkram (sic) and I threw water at everyone and everyone laughed and I ate noodles. – Marshall   Featuring:…

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Days 33-35: Travelling through Malaysia

Look at that tower there – there are two of it. And you can go through them! – Marshall This is the start of Legoland Malaysia. Mom, can I come back…

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Day 32: Singapore

I cried when we got off the cruise ship in Singapore. – Marshall I am just tired. – Marshall     Once upon a time we were in Singapore and…

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Fifteen days at sea (Days 17-31)

This is the cruise ship. It is big. We are getting on the cruise ship and I am happy. The cruise ship has a basketball thing and an ice skating…

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Happy Mother’s Day

My grandmother is 89 and she has Alzheimer’s. These pictures were taken four years ago – when she still had teeth, when she still fed herself, when she only looked confused…

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Day 16: Goodbye Australia

After driving 6313 glorious kilometres over 15 days, snaking our way through popular sights between Sydney and Perth, it was time to say a tough goodbye to Australia. Next leg: two weeks…

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Day 13: Wave Rock

We drove more than 600km return to see Wave Rock, a 14-metre high granite rock that has been eroded into the shape of a giant wave. It was a very…

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Day 12: Camping in Cape Le Grand

We almost didn’t get to spend the night in Cape Le Grand – arriving in the park, we realised the fuel in our tank wouldn’t get us to Lucky Bay…

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Day 11: Statues on a salt lake

Lake Ballard feels like being on another planet – it is a gigantic, dried up salt lake dotted sparsely with 51 statues by Sir Antony Gormley. And it is in…

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Days 9-10 Crossing the Nullarbor

There were many warnings about crossing the Nullarbor – “no gas for 700km!”, “the roads are unsealed!”. Perhaps many years ago, however, the Nullarbor of today is a smooth, long,…

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Day 8: Swimming with sea lions

1900km+ travelled since Sydney and we found ourselves in a tiny and quiet town, Baird Bay, with around 20 houses, a campsite and an outfit for swimming with sea lions…

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Lost cash on a holiday? Share a story to win $20,000 from VISA

VISA and Pedestrian.tv recently asked me to share one of my worst travel experiences involving lost cash. As a toddler I haven’t got much cash to loose, but we did…

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Day 7: Sightseeing on the South Australian coast

1900km from Sydney. 25,000km to London. We are on the salty lake – Marshall (Mum note: no we are not) The beach and fancy stairs that go zig zag. Did we…

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Day 6: Luxury in the bush

A good friend bought us a night at a lovely eco lodge  on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia.  A nice down day of relaxation and exploration. 2000km from Sydney, 25,000km+…

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