See notes at the bottom of the page for information on these videos - the key to enjoyable watching is to select a size that you can download reasonably quickly, because some of the big versions will take ages if you are using a modem. We're only making these for fun, so please don't expect the worlds best home videos!

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The Innlet Hostel, New Zealand
23rd January 2004

This 4 minute video gives you a quick insight into the Innlet Hostel, and what the girls thought about it - dry toilets, outside bath and all!

Small version 2.4MB

Big version 6MB

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Australian Campervan
15th November 2003

This 3 1/2 minute video shows the camper van that we hired in Australia, and which we spent 2 months confined to!

Small version 1.4MB

Big version 9MB

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Fraser Island
October 2003

This 6 1/2 minute video shows a little bit of Fraser Island, and our trip there in a Land Rover, and the things which we thought made it different to other places we've been.

Medium version 4.7MB

Big version 17MB

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Fiji
1st October 2003

This 6 minute video shows Bayside in the Yassawas Islands in Fiji, where we stayed in September.
To find out more about Bayside itself, check out our diary

Small version 2.3MB

Big version 4.2MB

Really Big version 14MB (Yes! 14!)

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Squilax Hostel
2nd August 2003

This 2 1/2 minute video shows the railway caboose we stayed in

(see the Canada diary for the story)

Small version 1.7MB

Big version 6MB
Of course, this has got classy video editing in it (har har)

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Hoop The Poo
22nd July 2003

This 20 second video shows the the game the girls invented, when the llamas were released at the waters edge at Squilax Hostel.

Everybody's version 2MB
C'mon, you'll only want to download this if you know the girls, or you really haven't got anything better to do with somebody else's bandwidth!

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Lakeside Gardens on Salt Spring Island
22nd July 2003

This 2 minute video shows the cabana we stayed in, and a bit of the rest of the site.

Small version 1.5MB

Big version 5MB

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All of the videos are in Windows Media Player format, as this seems to be the smallest file size. I'm not expert at this, so if you have feedback, good or bad, then email us using the link at the bottom of the page to let us know what you think. These videos are just for fun, they're not intended in any way to be professional, but as Charlotte and I learn things, they're getting slowly better!

Most of them are in two versions. The low bandwidth version is the one to download if you're on a modem at home. They'll typically take 10-15 minutes to download, and will be very low quality, due to the way the video is squished to make a small file. The high bandwidth version, which still isn't video quality, is the one to watch if you've got ADSL, or if you're using somebody else's fast Internet connection (like work or the library)