the finish point, kerala, india
a wild one for bonos last night, taxi has arrived and the dream is over
the finish point, kerala, india
currently playing no diggity, bonos taxi is in 7 hours, a moment for fallen soldiers: hayden, josh, charlie, vicky, ian, simon, lochie, leslie,antoinne, wal-wal
the finish point, kerala, india
im on a boat, we are having all the fun & phoebe is enjoying the gin from vicky and ian (happy flying)
kochi, kerela, india
20 of us in a bus going to the backwaters. the mini bottle of gordons gin from gin in tea cups has just been found, miss you two
kochi, kerala, india
what a load of wallys, just checked in to the hotel to realise we left our passports at last nights place. oopsies! dont panic, another team has them but it might be a good excuse to stay longer
kochi, kerala, india
just rolled up to the finish line. a respectable 34th to arrive out of 75 teams. We made it!!!!! we need showers and beer immediately!
ponani, kerala, india
Punani for lunch never quite happened. got v lost instead!
kozhikode, kerala, india
navigating is difficult when bono doesn't know his right from left. even tapping his left shoulder to tell him which left doesn't work + he goes right! :s
kappad beach, kerala, india
spoiled ourselves at a swanky hotel with a pool, buffet, beers and random doors between the rooms. arrived with 5, party with 15 teams. introduced bono's eyes down, eyes up drinking game + polished off a bottle of whisky rather too quickly before dinner. Oopthies!
kannur, kerala, india
best street food haul we've had for lunch so far - onion bhaji, samosas, veg pattis, chilli donuts, and unidentified sweet goodies followed by chocolate eclairs + washed down with sprite. our food babies are pretty happy right now! #summerbod
Melissa
lucy
Tomas
The team mechanic who can hypothetically fix an engine!
<p>Last year, three foolish fellows set off on an epic adventure across Indonedia... or so we thought. It didn't quite go to plan so here we are again to get the job done properly, this time hoping that Wally, our hairdryer powered tin can (aka Tuk Tuk), can make it across over 2,500km of Indian terrain. </p><p>We'll probably be spending a lot of our time sitting by the side of the road trying to fix things with duct tape and bits of string - so please read our mindless ramblings while we try to keep ourselves entertained, send us messages of encouragement and (of course) donate any pennies you can spare to our worthwhile charities. </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p>