It’s 4am and I’m trying to sleep on a tiled floor, fully dressed and using my afghan scarf as a pillow.
The whole situation is strangely familiar.
I was in fact in this exact position a few months earlier.
It’s 4am and I’m trying to sleep on a tiled floor, fully dressed and using my afghan scarf as a pillow.
The whole situation is strangely familiar.
I was in fact in this exact position a few months earlier.
It’s and essential but rather overlooked part of every travelers journey, you thousands of miles from home – your family and friends are wondering what your up too and where you are. In todays world of digital gadgets and flashpacking making people envious of your adventures is a mere few clicks away. And thats why this week I’m bringing you my Top 10 Ways to Keep in Touch.
So yesterday saw the start of the iPad road trip with Nic and Hanas.
The basis of the trip was to go pick up my much anticipated iPad from the Robina Apple store.
This was due to the fact I have no Australian credit card, and annoyingly couldn’t pre order my device and get it delivered. So instead I decided to roadtrip it up the coast with the boys and get out of byron for a while!
I’ve spent the last 2 weeks furiously debating something in my head.
Something not majorly important but rather exciting all the same.
Apples new iPad.
If you’ve read my previous bloggings about my iPhone you’ll already know that I think it’s the worlds best travel accessory.
And one of the things I bigged up about it was the fact you can download your choice of thousands of apps.
So in keeping with both points I bring you my Top 10 iPhone Travel Apps, and better still, all of them are FREE!
Ok…so for anyone that knows me you know there’s one item that I couldnt live without – let me introduce Barry…my iPhone!
I queued from 2am to get it when it was released and since June 2008 it’s basically synced everything in my life into one tiny pocket sized piece of amazingness!
And since I’ve been travelling its become even more important, and I’ve convinced many fellow travellers to invest in one. So for all you technophobes and wanabe travellers I’ve decided to give you a list of why an iPhone should be top of your kit list!