After just 2 days in New Zealand we realized that we were going to have a tough time keeping track of our daily expenditures, and therefore our budget, so we invested in a cheap calculator to help. With the assistance of that same trusty little number crunching device, we decided to look at some other numbers related to this trip and the result is the following summary. Our trip by the numbers...
5 number of continents visited
11 number of countries explored
144 number of days traveled
43 total number of places that we've stayed in
2 number of motorbikes rented
20 number of books read
18 number of flights taken
4 number of different cameras used (so far)
2,195 number of photos taken
10 different modes of transport used
24,901 distance in miles around the world at the equator
1 bag of insects eaten
15 number of beaches laid on
3 number of public rallies/riots/protests we have witnessed (civil unrest seems to be a theme on this trip)
9 number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites visited
26 number of bus journeys taken
23 percentage of bus journeys where we feared for our lives
10 number of capital cities visited
8,500 approximate weight in pounds of the elephant we rode in northern Thailand
53 current age of former England captain and all-round footballing legend Bryan Robson, who we saw hanging out near our hotel in Bangkok
171* number of canadians met while traveling (*estimate. actual number unknown but it felt like at least that many
27 number of new facebook friends
8 average cost in US dollars of a beer in Australia
0.45 average cost in US dollars of beer in Vietnam
15 number of dorm rooms stayed in
36 percentage of dorms that had smelly and/or noisy roomies
7.5 size of the flip flops Lee inherited after his were stolen from outside an internet cafe in Laos (they are a bit snug)
With only 3 days to go until the start of the World Cup, we'll likely have plenty more statistics to think about over the next 4 weeks.
Amazing!!
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