Finally!After a prolonged build-up, we’re finally here in the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, surrounded by parrillas, dog walkers and tango dancers, the first being the biggest favourite of mine, but sadly not Sarah’s, the first hurdle we’ve had to jump is the vegetarian/pescatarian one, they don’t barbeque fish in the parillas, and they certainly don’t grill nut roast. So Sarah’s diet will more than likely be composed of 66% pizza, which seems to be the second favourite food of the locals.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CI0h_jaXOXA I woke up this morning from a dream of traversing the Amazon in an canoe, I do think that ever since I was a kid I wanted to see the jungle, and I think I’ve got the Norwegians to blame, and their oh so bad, but oh so good childerens show “Brødrene Dal og professor Drøvels hemmelighet” Comments: Miquel Madrueno - Oct 4, 2010The beautiful country of Nepal has some of the best hiking trails and trekking in the world.

It looks well naff, but it seem like fun, you get to learn about how to build a sustainable village, and live in it, the only drawback is that they all seem to be VEGETARIAN, I’ll have to sneak myself in a months supply of sausages if I’m to survive that ordeal. This one above is in Peru, but we’re hoping to find something in the the middle of the jungle somewhere.

First on our list will probably be south America, where we hope to see our mates Fernando and Magnus. We where thinking about starting in Peru, and making our way across to Brazil to meet Fernando and go about Brazil for another month. Then spend another month making our way across and north to Central America to Costa Rica to eat ceviche and drink Imperial with Magnus. Please leave a comment if you have any ideas for us

Sarah has compiled a small list of things we need for our journey. I’m scared with the “sterile syringe”, apparently its good to have and give to the doctor, to be safe, I don’t think doctors will take that as “you seem like a nice doctor, but I don’t think you’ve been taught hygiene”