The appearance of Neil and Digger was never the same after their holiday in Nepal in 2004.

Well what do “Sunday Times” readers know about anything! (see the lovely Bulgarian entry below)

Durante sus vacaciones Neil y Digger estaban felices de solicitar la nacionalidad argentina (clarkson gracias por revolviendo para arriba! Tosser)

Argentina has its own Lake District

Argentina is more famous for its wine

You can never be lost with this many guide books and maps. Brussels is a city of culture

Or not.

And it was a Caulker! for snorkling and underwater photography.

In the “old days” it use to be easy to get to Bulgaria. You just needed to tag along with a butch of archaeologists and fly Balkan Airlines

And what wonders awaited you in the villages

And in the cities

But no one can say you can’t have a good time in Bulgaria. Donkey racing is a very popular sport when British archaeologist stay in a small agricultural village and think its like Roman chariot racing (how did I lose?)

Ankor Wat. What more can you say.

As the sign says “visit Cambodia 2003”. And we did.

Penguins in the Canaries? seeing is believing.(Presumably if you had the idea that this was a serious travel guide you are getting wiser now)

Havana- just like the tourist adverts (photo by JT)

Missile Crisis. What crisis. (Photo by JT)

Split is famous for its Roman Palace

Its also famous for its football team- Hajduk

Its less famous for its Lakes

And its waterfalls

1998-What did you during World Cup 98? Well I went to a small village called St. Bernard-de-Comminges in the South of France of course. Here seen in the (only) bar after the Argentina game.

2007- View from my bedroom window in the chateau across the vineyard to Trichot vineyard.

Downtown Bansang.

Wycombe Wanderers Fans (or is that fan) on tour for the World Cup.

Monkey !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (the one on the left.)

Chichicastenango, a window shoppers paradise without the windows.

A day out under duras.

Somewhere famous for Easter.

I don’t usually like cities, but Rome was different. Whether it was all that Roman stuff or the prostitutes on Via Appia………..well thats another story.

Day 3 of Diggers first ever foreign holiday. Sleeping rough in Wadi Rum (before the Bedouine took us away….). Re-arrange Fire and Baptism.

Qadisha valley in northern Lebanon

Sea front at Tyre, southern Lebanon.

Digger spent a week on a “4-39 Club Holiday” in Mallorca. Here we see the tour guide (Jono) attempting to persuade Digger that this bridge is indeed Roman!

Yes. YES. YES

Everest Base Camp is like being on top of the world (apparently some people go even higher!!)

All the best houses in Holland have silly shutters, but with auto-timer photography you can hide them.

The Institute of Port in Lisbon. Need I say more?!!

In Africa you have to erect a net curtain around your bed. No-one told me why.

Palmyra: like Pompeii but in the desert

Great country, great people, great history…………. crap rulers.

Ngorongoro Crater: a magical place that words cannot adequately describe.

Ko Chang: Lonely Beach (not quite as lonely now as the name would suggest).

TAM COC (three caves) boat trip through breathtaking scenery.