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Johnlenham wrote:
Most of the adjusting is the godamn heat and their awful awfuuuulll breakfasts. Everything else is good

Noodle soup is alright for brekkie

oh btw

just have to mention that the wild life in borneo is >>>>>> everywhere else ive been... im sure australia is unique in that sence but borneo is probably a good second.. we met bearded pigs, orangum8s, hornbills, troglodytes (!), those huge frisbee sized butterflies, mambas and more monkeys than in one of those boilerroom vids

easy and cheap to get around too

but not to get to.

plane > boat

[+] Spoiler

did decent amount of s america on the ole gap yah

can't recommend it enough, more shit to do than s e asia was my impression though haven't done that and it looks fun as fuck

if i had a monotracer and money i would go all over the us and canada

Been to Canada and a handful Caribbean islands. When I go abroad to England next year I plan on traveling around a lot

I think I've used up more than my fair share of jet fuel
and am aiming to settle somewhere in south-east NSW devoid of travellers.
But, if I could transport anywhere sustainably, I still wouldn't mind going to Durban & Toledo.
btw I'd recommend the eastern uplands of Burma but not southern Bali for first-time Asian travellers
& the British Virgin Islands for Americans (not the American ones)

I've hitch hiked across and around Europe a lot, sleeping rough and/or couchsurfing. Seen some crazy things, done some crazier things, met some even crazier people. Best decision was ditching the tent and buying a hammock - ridiculously light and compact, so fucking cosy. Waking up with the sunrise, reaching down to brew a cuppa, then hitting the road again. Ayayayayayaya. Now I have a full time job and responsibilities but I'm hoping to keep that travelling mentality while staying in the UK. Working for a youth hostel helps - I can have free stay in hostels across the country, so I'm often going on mini weekend adventures on my bike.

ive hitch hiked from billings montana to idaho falls. also from salem oregon to redding california.

most of you probably never herd of those small cities. those were shit times because i was sleeping outside without a sleeping bag

what does south east asia mean?

Bit sceptical about hitch hiking. I don't want chopped up with an axe or smth

I'm a bit biased but Canada is definitely worth visiting. My wife and I are headed to Dubai/Maldives this coming week for our honeymoon, really looking forward to doing a lot of nothing for once!

if anyone ever fancies visiting Mexico hit me up and we'll bbq some carne asada for ya

how was nepal hubb? would love to go to a monk ritual concert or a gamelan balinese thing.

but my next objective is going to Senegal

sigbowls wrote:ive hitch hiked from billings montana to idaho falls. also from salem oregon to redding california.

most of you probably never herd of those small cities. those were shit times because i was sleeping outside without a sleeping bag

bin to Billings sigs thru the Black Hills
on way to Sheridan
great Indian museum there if I remember correctly

hubb wrote:what does south east asia mean?

basically Indo-China
sorta Myanmar in west to Thailand in east
& Laos in North to Indo in south

j. wrote:Bit sceptical about hitch hiking. I don't want chopped up with an axe or smth

defo a risk
but imo worth taking
best parties, drugs, insights, wierdness ensue
hitched & bussed around States & met some class people for sure

i would love to go to the forest of myanmar. most beautiful animals there

nepal is great

amazing architecture and ornamentation on almost any available surface
+ uniquely decorated temples like the ones with eyes painted on them, everywhere.
there's a function or purpose to any square or plaza that you see, like huge praying mills or spots in the middle of the city where they keep the monkeys ...

and i met a rhino in the middle of the jungle and had to meeb meeb out of there

the religious sacrificing of animals with a kukri can be a bit much but definitely something to experience imo

^ true that
cattle being butchered in streets is confronting
as are aggressive temple monkies & fake-handicapped beggars
but worth the sounds of harmoniums
and hash coffee
and the lake @ Pokhara.