So as I said I have been in the UK for the last 2years.
I started out in Manchester, where I met up with my good friend James and his brother Ollie.
Ollie
Manchester is quite a city. In the summer it is possible still one of my favourite places, so much to do, and so many crazy people. Winter on the other hand, is pretty lame. But lots of good friends were made and I definitely had some unique experiences there.
Next stop was Scotland where myself and James ventured off to find some work and clarity while Oll finished of his studies.
It was interesting to say the least. We worked for an outdoor center, which meant tons of activities to keep us busy, but we never really did any. We spent most of our time taking photos in the dark and exploring the woods. As well as spending some time on frozen water. give this a watch if you can
From there we went for some recuperation in Wales. Staying with Jame's dad and Ollie's mom. All i can say is it was very quiet. In small towns in wales there is not much to do. So we lived for the weekends when we went to Manchester to let off some steam. As well as eating a lot of crisps.
After a while I said good bye to Wales and to James and headed down south to the wonderful Provence of Kernow, Cornwall for all you unenlightened people. I managed to get a job as a barmen at another outdoor adventure center.I lived in a shed that was a stones throw away form a fun little right hander, and so my days of bodyboarding were back on track.
This place proved to be extremely fun and I met a lot of people who will difficult to forget. especially after having the best bosses I have ever had. The best thing about Cornwall is that nothing happens that fast. So it is a very chilled existance. right up my alley. But if I did feel the need to spice things up I would head off to London and spend most of my money on a weekend long pub crawl. delightful stuff.
But the as the summer came to an end I headed back to Manchester in search of some work but only managed to find unemployment. Which was unsettling and left me broke for my trip home.
But none the less it was a fantastic trip which brings us right back to the here and now.
So I hope that brings you up to speed a bit.
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