dbgomes

"life is way to short to work all of it!"

Daniel K

28 / Male

Cleethorpes, North East Lincolnshire, England

About dbgomes

Full Member | Member since 5th Oct 04

Citizenship: Australia
Marital Status: De Facto
Occupation: Accountant
About dbgomes:

Lived in Perth Australia from age of 4, but born in Kent, England.

Got the travel bug and after realising there must be more to life than 9-5 sat behind a desk

Now living in England for a couple of years loving the travel life. Every day is a holiday even when im at work! Much different to my attitude before setting off.

Hobbies:

Any sport activities. Any reason to be competative!
And i guess my girlfriend is a hobbie as i spend so much time with her!! hehehe. love her to bits tho! A great travelling companion

Favourite places:

Europe
Anywhere with ski fields
England
Australia (have lived there most of my life so its pretty good)
Anywhere that furthers my experience of the world and makes me say 'WOW, thats amazing'

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Latest Blog Entry

Switzerland

Posted by dbgomes | 21st May 2007

Well last week we took a week out of our jobs to get back over to the continent for some adventure in Switzerland.

This is our first blog on this new site, but you can see our 3 weeks contiki trip of Europe at www.freewebs.com/dbgomes .

Our week trip around Switzerland took the following path between the 5th and 12th of May...

Day 1
We started out early today leaving home at 6.30 for the drive over to Liverpool Airport. We gave our self plenty of time to get there and so we had to wait for a few hours before boarding the plane, which was delayed for another 30mins, but on these short flights its not a big inconvenience.

Unfortunately it was not the greatest weather and the forecast for Switzerland was rain all week. The only time we caught a glimpse of some Swiss countryside was when we got below the cloud level flying into Geneva. Lake Geneva was massive from the air

Continued | Daniel & Tanya Hotfooting in the UK