200 Posts of Rambling Northerner!
It recently dawned on me that I’ve been writing this blog for quite a while now – just over four years in fact – since I left home for a […]
Tag Archives: thailand
An Alternative Trip to Bangkok
Bangkok is a place that has provided me with many happy memories. It’s the place where I started my huge backpacking trip back in February 2014, celebrated the Songkran festival […]
My Five Favourite Travel Tunes
With a trip to Thailand on the horizon (five days…but who’s counting?) and with it a reunion with my good mate James, I’m in a bit of a nostalgic mood. […]
Six Things I’ve Learnt in Two Years (sort of!) of Travel
February 22nd is a date that really means a lot to me as it marks the day I packed my life into a bag in 2014 and set off on […]
2014 in Review: My Top Five Travel Highlights
Well that was fun, wasn’t it? 2014 really was an absolute belter for me. Although the end of 2013 was by far the worst period of my short life to date and […]
Nature Boys: Our Safari Park Volunteering Experience
If people from back home were to compile a list of things that James and I shouldn’t do whilst in Asia, I’m fairly sure that our antics from the last […]
Back to School: Getting Open Water Certified on Koh Tao
“Nah, it’s not really my thing.” I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve given that response to the question of whether I’ve done any diving. It’s almost like a […]
Friends Reunited in Thailand
As you may have gathered from my lack of posts recently, the last 10 days or so have been rather hectic. Since leaving Sri Lanka I’ve been travelling with James […]
Three Destinations, Two Days and One Hangover: The Slow Boat To Laos
You could be forgiven for questioning why I took a slow boat to Laos. In fact, why would anyone want to take a slow boat anywhere? The clue is in […]
Completing Bucket List Item #6: Watch A Game Of Football In A Foreign Country
It probably seems fairly hypocritical to follow up my last post with an entry about having a great time in Chiang Mai. Thankfully, I’m more than happy to be a […]
