Date	Route	Daily	Cumulative
April 30th	Yeousu to Daegu	357m	90324m
	Superb day of riding the south coast, island hopping all day on perfect roads, great views of the thousands of islands & bays dotted around in sunshine, superb.
April 29th	Jeonju to Yeousu	201m	89967m
	Early start to get out of town and into the beautiful west coast, first stop was Mundungsan National park which has Seonunsa which is a 13m stone carving of Buddha made some 700 years ago in the mountains, set in the same park is the Dosoram Temple which are a collection of beautiful wooden Buddhist Temples. From there we crossed inland to Songgwangsa which is another fine collection of Buddhist temples, this time set amongst water and further up into the hills. After that we visited the Nagan Folk Village before making base at Yeousu.
April 28th	Jeonju	0m	89766m
	A day off the bikes checking out the famous Hanok Village in the historic part of Jeonju. They are restoring a lot of the properties to how it looked 600 years ago, but most of them are still intact and it is a great insight into how the people lived many years ago.
April 27th	Boryeong to Jeonju	175m	89766m
	Today started superbly with the sun on our backs riding through mountain country, passing national parks, farm land, people getting on with their business and wondering who these aliens were passing by on motorbikes, it was great to be in a part of the world where we didn't see one tourist! Daedunsan & Maisan National Parks were great but as the weather was getting worse as the day went on we decided to push onto the historic city of Jeonju.
April 26th	Daechon Beach	0m	89591m
	Claimed to be the nicest beach on the west coast and only 10km from Boryeong we decided to go and check it out, but with the cold spring weather we decided against taking the plunge.....
April 24th	Seoul to Boryeong	149m	89591m
	Our first proper ride in Asia, as we cannot use the motorways over here it took us over an hour to get out of Seoul, but we did it without too many problems and made it down to Boryeong in 4 hours. Our friend Helen who we met in Nicaragua has been working here for 6 months, so she introduced us to her local friends and did a great job of showing us the local sights.
April 23rd	Seoul - DMZ Tour, North Korea, country #30	0m	89442m
	We have been looking forward to this tour for some time, we have never been to an active war zone before in our lives and this did not disappoint. We did not expect to actually cross the border and into North Korean territory albeit in the DMZ zone, we looked straight at the communist soldiers, could see the difference in architecture, took all the pictures we wanted. Also on the tour we visited some of the underground tunnels which have been found over the years from North Korean infiltrators, an amazing insight in the history of Korea since 1950 but also of a communist regime still in power.
April 22nd	Seoul - Getting the bikes out of the airport	44m	89442m
	When we first arrived it all seemed quite straight forward, but then the customs department would not accept and form of temporary import, then they would not accept our carnet, so after lots of negotiating & smiling we agreed to open a Korean bank account, deposit sufficient tax payment which we will get when we exit the country. We finally got back to our hotel at 11pm shattered.
April 21st	Seoul - Palace Tour	0m	89398m
	Visited the Chang Deok Gung Palace, this was built in 1403 and has been rebuilt throughout the years since then. Not only is the architecture impressive in its Asian style but the summer gardens were gorgeous. Now we are in Asia we are going to see some of the oldest historic buildings & Empires of the trip so far, even before the Inca times of South America.
April 18-20	Seoul	0m	89398m
	Getting our baring's, seeing the local sights, acclimatising..........
April 18th	Darwin to Seoul, South Korea, country #29	0m	89398m
	Flying most of the day from Darwin to Seoul via Sydney.
Date	Route	Daily	Cumulative
April 15-17	Darwin	0m	89398m
	Getting everything organised, packed, planned ready for Asia, Korea next stop...... We decided to service our bikes early as Korea & Japan is still a little bit of an unknown commodity, next service should be before we start the Trans-Siberian Highway across Russia. A massive thank you to Dale & Tim Walker for letting us stay with them in Darwin. We had been in touch with them for about 5 months but had never met, so when they opened their house up to us we were hugely appreciated, thank you. Thank you also for the amazing last evening we had racing the Polaris Razor around some local scrub, Rik & I were smiling all the way to Korea.
April 14th	Litchfield NP to Darwin	103m	89398m
	Thankfully last night was our last night camping in Australia, we both struggled with the heat albeit a lot less humid than in Kakadu NP. We rode up to Darwin and called in to see our friends Tim & Dale who we have been in email contact with since last year, they very kindly offered us a place to stay whilst in Darwin which is incredibly generous of them and one that we appreciate more than ever, a proper night sleep!!
April 13th	Kakadu NP to Litchfield National Park - Florence Falls	255m	89295m
	After one of the hottest, most humid and mosquito infested nights of the trip so far we made an early start west to Litchfield National Park just south of Darwin. The park is not fully open yet but we still enjoyed out time in Florence Falls and the less humid heat!
April 12th	Edith Falls to Cooinda - Kakadu National Park	151m	89040m
	We could feel it get more humid the further north we got and when we checked into our campsite we got lynched by Mosquito's even at midday, so we headed to the pool for a few hours. Then at 4.30pm we took the sunset boat cruise on the Yellow Waters spotting all sorts of birds, animals and most importantly Salt Water Crocs, they really are big!
April 11th	Katherine Gorge to Edith Falls	61m	88889m
	Took a breakfast boat trip up the gorge which was superb, wish we could wake up this way every day!! Then rode to the beautiful and less visited Edith Falls, here you can climb a series of water falls and swim in large pools at each plateau, of course watching out for Crocs along the way as they are here!!!
April 10th	Kununurra to Katherine Gorge	361m	88828m
	Straight forward ride east to Katherine Gorge, put up camp and chilled by the pool for the afternoon. Climbed the southern side of the gorge for the sunset views.
April 9th	Purnululu National Park - The Bungle Bungles	0m	88467m
	Started with a flight south over Lake Argyle, the largest man made lake in the southern hemisphere, then passing over the beehive shaped Bungle Bungles, we landed here and started our 4 hour 4x4 trip & trek through these amazing & unique rick formations. Then we caught the flight back north to Kununurra passing over the largest diamond mind in the world, the Argyle Diamond mine, superb day and well worth the money.
April 8th	Fitzroy Crossing to Kununurra	429m	88467m
	Long day in the saddle through some amazing scenery of the Kimberley's. Chilled by the pool at our campsite ready for tomorrow's trip to the Bungle Bungles
April 7th	Broome to Fitzroy Crossing	320m	88038m
	It was tough going, both of us suffering from the previous nights partying, but we had to hit the road to keep up with our schedule. Made it to Fitzroy Crossing in three hours and did the Geikie Gorge boat trip in the afternoon which was beautiful, saw some fresh water Crocodiles, from now on we should be seeing many more.
April 3-6	Broome	0m	87718m
	It was 5 nights of partying with great people, in a beautiful place, Broome's Cable beach is gorgeous and so was the pool in our hostel, so it was lazy days all building up to our last night in town which was Rob's birthday.
April 2nd	Karijini NP to Broome	613m	87718m
	One of the bigger days recently, but we both wanted to as there is not much between Karijini & Broome, so it was up the coast and into town for around 4pm. Booked into a great hostel, we met up with a great bunch of guys from different places around the world and it was party time immediately.
April 1st	Karijini NP	85m	87105m
	Karijini National Park is famous for its gorges and it certainly didn't disappoint, the more we explored the more incredible the pools, streams, caves & gorges became, the bonus was that there was hardly anyone around so we almost had it for ourselves.