Yes we tend to walk alot when we travel, but we also do a lot of outdoor sports like hiking and swimming, so that\'s a good way to keep ourselves fit. But since we\'ve been back in Southeast Asia, we haven\'t been doing much except for eating - so it\'s time to get back on the treadmill and lose some kilos! ;)
Yeh the zorbs are really cool! You can find them in carnivals and funfairs in Europe these days but they\'re much smaller and found on water. I\'m sure your kids will love them. ;)
Very true, the wilderness is really disappearing fast and it won\'t be long before all these wildlife disappear... :( Get there soon!
Thanks Michela! I didn\'t know there were baobab trees in Western Australia too - been there when I was a kid. The baobabs in Madagascar are truly impressive - all of them huge, tall and massive and many are as old as 1200 years old!
Yes, we were really lucky to get this close to these animals. Which part of Africa are you visiting? Is Etosha on your itinerary? I\'d highly recommend it - it\'s less crowded than Kruger and Serengeti and that definitely makes it much more appealing.
Thanks Lane - Etosha really surprised me, absolutely loved it!
Ha! This is hilarious, thanks for mentioning it Jeremy\'s mum - no wonder he really knows what he\'s talking about when it comes to fitness!
Thanks Andi for all your kind words! Always happy to see you around. ;)
Oh yes Australia\'s a great country! Kakadu\'s my favorite part of the country, though I\'ve yet to see many parts of it, like Tasmania and Queensland. Hope our paths will cross soon!
Thanks for the suggestion! We stil haven\'t been to Queensland, definitely need to check out that market the next time we\'re there!
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