<p align="center" class="frp-message-body" style="height: auto"><strong><font face="arial black,avant garde" size="3">We&nbsp;really should be old enough to know better.</font></strong></p><p align="center" class="frp-message-body" style="height: auto"><font size="2">Driving a Tuk-Tuk (Auto-Rickshaw) some 3,000km's the length of the Indian Continent seemed like a great idea at the time. Painting said Tuk-Tuk to look like a Cricket Ball in a Cricket fanatical Country seemed even better.</font></p><p align="center" class="frp-message-body" style="height: auto"><font size="2">Sachin Tendulker, the Little Master has to be the perfect cricketer to ordain our Rickshaw with.</font></p><p align="center" class="frp-message-body" style="height: auto"><font size="2">But here we are, on the verge of this monumental adventure being completely unprepared - It's a mixture of scared and excited!&nbsp;Holmes has never set foot in a Tuk-Tuk so is daunted at the concept of driving one &amp;&nbsp;Bryce's mechanical ability is akin to a blind man orienteering.</font></p><p align="center" class="frp-message-body" style="height: auto"><font size="2">This whole adventure has its foundation in raising money for Charity so while we are undertaking this trek, we are asking you to do your bit and dig deep. Frank Water will be the beneficiary of your generosity so please dig deep and donate now. More information on Frank Water projects can be found by clicking on the link to the left.</font></p><p align="center" class="frp-message-body" style="height: auto"><font size="2">Thanks very much for helping us cling to our Adventuring Spirits.</font></p><p align="center" class="frp-message-body" style="height: auto"><font size="2">Watch this space as we will be updating it frequently with tales from the road*</font></p><p align="center" class="frp-message-body" style="height: auto">* We use the term&nbsp;&quot;road&quot; losely as we're not&nbsp;entirely sure the Indian version can be called a road!</p>