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Out now!! Please take a listen and let us know what ya think! 😀 #thedaythemusicdied #ritchievalens #buddyholly #bigbopper #newreleases https://open.spotify.com/track/1T9tu4nhdECChko1wjL85L?si=GNWfqWCMRZuH3WoJ5n1jog (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bta5Q7dBuEW/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1vq43fqvffvc6
A festive thank you to BBC’s Geoff Barker for giving My Christmas Prayer another spin. If you missed it you can tune in here at 1:53 https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p06rqc14 #bbclocalradio #xmas #billyfury #bbc #christmassingle (at Swindon) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrfZgPdBtyg/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1089oqlfmf8k1
Don’t forget to listen to the #christmas #charitysingle Click the link to listen 👂 https://open.spotify.com/track/3ZVr5HZbHvFUce9HtCOYYG?si=FL3msfrxR_OvTY8Gq3DcWg #shelter #london #newmusic (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bq8FpCOhs9_/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=fepgyn5nkyb
(zazous) New track featuring Italian singer Francesco
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What an amazing journey. I feel privileged to have seen so many great places and met so many nice people. There were so many fantastic moments but the top three highlights would have to be seeing Uluru for the first time and gazing at the night sky. Climbing the Sydney harbour bridge and admiring the spectacular views and finally watching the fireflies in the Malaysian jungle. It's now nice to be home but I am keen to set out on my next adventure which leads me to the biggest question of all.....where to next??
I awoke on my last day feeling awful. Was it a migraine or was a stomach bug I'm not sure? All I know is that it didn't really come around until one hour into my flight. Luckily I made a speedy recovery. When I arrived back in London I thought that the worst of my journey was over ... I thought wrong. After questioning whether to let me back into the country, customs decided that it was surely for the best. After this obstacle I had to wait over one hour for my rucksack to arrive due to a technical fault with the transfer equipment. I knew that I was back in the UK! I have been on 11 different flights in the past 5 weeks and it just had to be the flight to the UK in which this happened didn't it! Nevertheless I grabbed my rucksack and marched through the arrivals gate to be greeted with a warm embrace by mum and dad. It was great to see them again. We then headed off to Swindon.
I spent my last night on the road having dinner at Raffles Hotel. After this I enjoyed a few beers on the riverside before heading back to the Geylang Road to explore the "real" Singapore.
After many precautions I still ended up at the wrong airport terminal this morning. This is exactly what I tried to avoid. Luckily I was able to get to the other terminal in time to catch my flight. I am now in Singapore….again. It’s noticeably cleaner that Malaysia. I have travelled around so much that sometimes I find it hard to work out which country I'm in, or is this just a characteristic of Globalisation?......
Yesterday’s rainstorm has cleansed my Docs of all traces of sediment which has accumulated over the last few weeks. The red sand from the centre of Oz has gone. The sand from Bondi beach and Surfers Paradise has gone and finally the mud from the Malaysian Jungle has gone. I think that this is a metaphor suggesting that it is time to go home now and have a clean slate to start my next adventure…..
Today I tried to take advantage of KLs renoun “cheap” shopping, only to find out that size 34 length trousers do not exist in Malaysia. That cut that excursion short. I then decided to visit the old Sultan Abdul Samad mosque which was nice. This evening I climbed to the top of Petronas twin towers. It had to be done, but realistically when you get to the top there is nothing much to see. Compared to similar attractions in Europe, Australia and the USA it’s very unimpressive, especially seeing as though one of the few attractive buildings at night is The Petrona towers. The Sydney bridge climb was much more impressive. After this I enjoyed watching the water fountain show at the bottom of the towers for what is my last night in KL.
Today I visited the magnificent limestone Batu Caves and enjoyed looking at the various Hindu shrines. I intended to stay a little longer but a monkey decided that my time was up and chased me back to the station. I'm unsure whether Michael Palin has these problems but what I am sure about is that it is a good job I took a spare pair of pants. After this hasty getaway I visited the National Museum, went shopping in The Central Market and China Town. I then got caught in a tropical thunderstorm which soaked me from head to toe. I eventually got back to my hotel. I need to get an early night if I want to climb the Petronas towers as I need to be in the line for a ticket at 7:30am. Only letting 1000 people up per day seems a bit silly really. It's not exactly a decaying national monument. Just a building constructed in 1993. Canary Wharf is older.
Batu Caves
Off the Batu Caves today to examine the limestone features, marvel at the Hindu shrines and play with the monkeys.
Your so dumb you revised Chemistry for a Physics test
Banter between Malaysian youths at the airport....or is it bullying ???
This journey has got just a little harder now that my ruck sac is slowly breaking on me
After a tough day yesterday today has been amazing. After having a long lie in I arose in the splendour of the Ritz hotel. Glorious. This evening I visited the unique fireflies show. I also saw lots of monkeys also. Thanks for suggesting this mum! Now I reside in the Ritz sipping Carlsberg and listening to a Jazz band play Beatles songs on request for me. Ending the trip on a high I guess…But it’s not over yet. Tomorrow I shall climb Petrona towers!