Sadly it turns out that their name 'potatoe cellar' was strongly reflected in their menu which didn't seem as inspiring as the lively bar we had seen around the corner so we back tracked.
– Eastern Europe     (1 / 20)
Andy personified this attitude with several career ending tackles on his opposite number, Jon
– Andy's stag night     (2 / 20)
The 'human ferret combat game' is as odd as the name suggests. I doubt if you'll guess it so I'd best explain.
– New years eve 2006     (3 / 20)
'I won't believe it until I see it' - Fatherly advice on the morning of my wedding day
– Wedding     (4 / 20)
It's scandalous that I have got this far into our trip around Sighisoara without mentioning the D word. Dracula that is.
– Eastern Europe     (5 / 20)
Moreover the office that the guide book points you to no longer sells train tickets, but did not seem surprised to be asked once again. Rant over. For now.
– Eastern Europe     (6 / 20)
Stepping inside we were presented with three doors, the first a toilet and the second a shower room. Curious to see what door number three held none of us would have laid money on the glamorous topless photo shoot that was in mid-session.
– Iceland     (7 / 20)
In my diary I have written: "Path - steep gnarly" which sums it up.
– Borneo     (8 / 20)
With over 100 miles on the clock we finally made it to Dingwall and didn't even waste too much time finding the bed and breakfast which greeted us with smart rooms and a kitkat each - if ever we needed a break!
– Lands end to John O'groats     (9 / 20)
This stop was the designated romantic part of the holiday
– Eastern Europe     (10 / 20)
This in turn led to train 20 taking us back much the way we had come, although as Eleanor delighted in pointing out to a station much closer to the cathedral than I had taken us from earlier.
– Eastern Europe     (11 / 20)
Andy "Cheeky bugger" Cross sneaked into the shower ahead of me by saying he was just popping to the toilet, and being an English gentleman I held the door open for him despite being armed with towel
– Lhasa to Kathmandu     (12 / 20)
Russel went first and told us the water wasn't so bad. Frankly, he lied.
– South America     (13 / 20)
They gave us a drink and passed around an envelope for tips with the comment 'we can get a bigger one if you need it'
– South America     (14 / 20)
Having flown for a total of fourteen hours to escape the Christmas season back home imagine our delight when Father Christmas himself bounded in.
– Borneo     (15 / 20)
If money makes the world go round, then my world had stopped turning.
– Borneo     (16 / 20)
The owner also mentioned that Bradley Wiggins lives five doors down. I wondered out loud if he would have any advice for us to which I got the pithy reply 'Train'
– Lands end to John O'groats     (17 / 20)
No one should accuse the Inca's of not being thorough, we saw some examples of the heads of enermies which had had their brains pulled out, their eyes covered, the lips sewn up and a hole put in the head to thread them together
– South America     (18 / 20)
We didn't find a stream that day. Not for lack of trying either. Another 22 km of poor track and we had been on the move for 11 hours and energy was running low.
– Iceland     (19 / 20)
The 15% hill certainly took it's toll but we cheered as our man regained the lead and powered to the top.
– Iceland     (20 / 20)