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Chasing Horizons #24: Kakadu Dreams – Northern Territory, Australia: Phil ventured out with crocodiles, swam in billabongs, ate buffalo sausages and fought off flies during a three day tour of Kakadu National Park.
Chasing Horizons #22: Seeing Double in WA – Western Australia, Australia: It's no wonder Phil felt so at home in Perth, almost everything he saw reminded him of Cape Town. Separated by 5000km of ocean, but so similar in many ways
Chasing Horizons #21: Lombok, Here I Come – Indonesia: Phil ended his time in SE Asia with a very relaxing week of diving and catching up with old friends on the island of Gili Air.
Chasing Horizons #20: Whoa!!! I\’m going to Bali – Bali, Indonesia: Renting his own transport gave Phil the freedom he needed to explore the island of Bali on his own terms and at his own pace.
Chasing Horizons #19: On the Road Again – Bangkok, Thailand: Taking up his trip where he left off, Phil returned to Singapore, ready to tackle Indonesia before heading to Australia.
Chasing Horizons #17: Singapore – End of Act 1 – Singapore: After five months of traveling through India, Nepal, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia Malaysia and Singapore, Phil left Asia to return to London.
Chasing Horizons #18: Back in the UK – England: Phil made a short stopover in London to fully recover physically, unload the backpack and spend some time with family and friends.
Chasing Horizons #15: Malaysia was tough, but someone had to do it – Malaysia: Still feeling the effects of dengue fever, Phil's energy was low. However, he managed to get out of bed long enough to go on a few dives in the Perhentian Islands.
Chasing Horizons #16: Onwards and Upwards – Malaysia: During Phil's whistle-stop tour of Malaysia, he missed out on the Petronas Towers but got better views from Menara KL, the world's fourth tallest communication tower.
Chasing Horizons #14: Disaster!! – Thailand: Traveling to far flung exotic corners of the world is not all glamour and excitement as a bout of Dengue Fever left Phil dangerously close to death's door.