As we packed our bags for our flight back to London, we felt a little sad that our travels were coming to an end. We'd really enjoyed all the places we visited in the past six and a half months. We still hadn't tired of our nomadic existence, and constantly moving on and discovering new places had become our norm. Since leaving New Zealand in November, the longest time we'd spent in one place was our six night stopover in London. Home was wherever we were sleeping for the night. We were so accustomed to having only our backpacks; it seemed strange to think that we would soon need more belongings.
Still, we'd always known we couldn't travel forever, and we're very pleased to have had the opportunity to take such an amazing trip. We have fantastic memories of the incredible places we've visited. Every country was unique, but if we had to pick our favourites they would be India and Tanzania. We loved India for the people and the awesome food, and Tanzania for the breathtaking beaches on Zanzibar and the stunning animals of the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater.
After our month in the US, we've mostly adjusted to the prospect of starting "normal" life again. It feels like the right time to be finishing this particular adventure. Thanks for journeying with us through our blog, Facebook status updates and photos.
