Got my motorbike L’s…
Caught up on some light reading at The Grand Pubah‘s Bucks Party…
One of the philosophies passed down to us from the ancients…
Been wrestling my wood…
Living healthy…
Living good!
Life
Got my motorbike L’s…
Caught up on some light reading at The Grand Pubah‘s Bucks Party…
One of the philosophies passed down to us from the ancients…
Been wrestling my wood…
Living healthy…
Living good!
Highlights from the Land Of The Rising Sun-that-sets-at-5:
Eating at the best restaurant in Japan (Mikoan, Kyoto) – twice!
Bunny hoppying the rent-a-mama-chari all along the river trail.
Hippying out under the blood-stained boards of Shoudenji Temple.
Riding the rails – all day with it – from Kyoto to Tokyo.
Hanging at the Tokyo Denchi Bounenkai.
Riding a bike around these old mean streets again.
Seeing Tron at the Kawasaki Imax.
Hanging with Guu-ber, the Softest Sausage (dog).
Hitting Soy Cafe with the Yosh, then vibing Tokyo Tower.
Missing the lunar eclipse cause it was cloudy for the first time since I got here.
Only half understanding what the littlest-sensei was trying to explain to me.
*And a sweet EARTHQUAKE!!!
Today Me, Marty and the Black Devil…
Took a road trip to Flinders to get lunch from our good friend Chris…
Me-Me was taking his newest artfag toy out for a spin…
This waitress thought I looked like a Small-Face-Vampire-Johnny-Depp…
Foolishly we decided to tackle the world’s Largest Vanilla Slice.
I didn’t even finish 1/8 of this relentless monster…
Where are we?
We couldn’t got to Gunna because we had the Bono with us and it’s a national park!
So, finally we hit up St. Andrews Beach to go surfing. To complete a day of fails,
I didn’t even stand up once and the water was so cold my toes and dick went
completely numb for a good 30 mins… But it was wicked, eh!
So much happened – in so little time…
Met a talking Chinese banana – who turned out to be Lady Murasaki…
Me and N8 made some new friends – and some new enemies…
Ate some oishii mango…
Found another rat in my room…
Still sleeping…
Said sayoonara to Japan-land in style…
Thanks to some friends, of course.
Came back to Oz and the Wizard of Wol setup a little Serpy soirĂ©e…
Went to Franga and hung with my dawgs
Unleashed my inner tradie…
And built a deck with Dad…
Played the most and realised my wurth…
And got back to my roots…
Let the Summer Rubbin’ begin!
Had a killer little roof bbq session last night…
A few vegies from the supermarket and a few digitally discounted items
and we were eating like kings, on a peasants salary…
Yaki-niku Vs. Straight Vedge
And finished off with a couple of tasty little Whacko-Jackos…
Total cost: ÂĄ275 each.
N8wog and I decided to go on a little urban camping expedition.
Day 1: We headed to Kyoto in an attempt to catch our fellow Serps show.
It didn’t work out, but we found a good spot next to the river and slept in.
Day 2: Climbed Mt. Inari (Fushimi-Inari Shrine) and visited Kiyomizudera.
Then headed to Osaka, saw the show and then slept in the back of a tiny park.
Day 3: We saw a funny little fellow with a fob watch running around,
saying something about being late, so we decided to follow him…
Where we came across a mock turtle, aliens, vikings and slept in a mountain…
And even when we weren’t needing trains, they still showed up…
Day 4: We hopped a train to Hiroshima, ate Okonomiyaki at a really
awesome back-alley-family-restaurant, then sussed the A-Bomb Dome…
That’s not lighting – it’s actually still fizzing with raditation.
We then bunked down next to the river. Great, until it started raining…
Day 5: We peaced out in the park and went to the utterly disturbing Musuem…
After that we jumped a street car over to “Miyajima” Island and saw this…
There were deer everywhere all over the island, just hanging and eating.
This one was HANGING to eat the fresh shit out of that kids nappy…
We did our best Anthony Kiedis impersonations for the locals…
Bush-bashed up a river, through countless, insane spider webs…
And climbed up/down Mt. Misen in the dark…
Back to Hiroshima and we crashed at a capsule hotel – where I couldn’t
shower because I happen to have some dumb shit on my back.
Day 6: Back to the station and off to Kyushu. We got done by a ticket dog
and actually had to pay for some of our journey. Very disappointing.
It wasn’t too much though and we arrived in Fukuoka just after dark…
We hit up this heavenly little burger place and I had the best nuggets that
I have had the joy of eating since Feast On closed down (RIP)…
Central Park offered us a pretty nice little camp site…
Day 7: The ferry to Iki Island was too expensive/long for us, so we ventured
to the closest beach we could find, to the disbelief of the information staff…
Then in the evening we snaked a train up to Kita-Kyushu and boarded
an over-night ferry back to Osaka…
It had a wide selection of vending machines, including this bad boy…
Day 8: Pulled into port in the morning sunlight and frenched our way back to
Tokyo and our home-away-from-home, Sun Heights…
Steal. Trains. Daily.
2 fun-filled days in Guam are now over. Damn.
Me and Young Cheezy got in at 1am and headed straight to the hotel.
Midnight Sons…
The whole trip was some crazy “adult” style traveling. Package tour, hotel room…
Dinner at Hooters, Hire car…
However, we kept it real and mixed it up a bit too. While taking the photo
above we got a tip off about this guys-brothers private beach and hit it up…
Possibly the best beach I’ve ever seen. N8 and I were in total disbelief at how
amazing this place was. I desperately wanted Victor’s house to be MINE.
I felt just like a German in the early 1940’s. Mein Kampf…
Not only was the water crystal clear and a stunningly bright blue, but the
the whole beach was teeming with wildlife. Some curious…
Some too much so…
This pretty much sums up Guam. Or Haupia Pie at Mikky D’s…
Or maybe this…
Young Coconut aka CocoN8.
Ceddia by name. Seedier by nature.
(This coconut was very green, which I thought meant it wasn’t ripe. Correct)
We also went skydiving, but I wasn’t about to fork out $140usd for a DVD
and some handycam stills. So, that one stays limited to the old memory banks.
I’m now a 100% official full-time tourist now too!