Staying in the luxury end of the capital city, Bogota, getting smashed on Nectar, Giant Tamales, Zona Rosa, Bife Chorizo, understanding El Rebusque, djing on the 40th floor of the epic club Cha Cha, a stroll through the wonderful Candelaria, staying in an ancient Finka in Subachoque under a full moon, a trip to the Salt Church in Zipaquira and a cable car to the top of the world 'Monseratte'.

This wraps up my three month love affair in Colombia..

Next up i will be spending eight months in Ecuador.

One of my favourite cities in the world, the stunning Medellin. A hike to 'Cerro Nutibara', a drinkers dream come true, the mighty Jirafa, Crepes and Waffles, strange exotic fruits of Colombia, a new home in the awesome Sabaneta with my little rainbow, the most amazing latin mother, partying in the Poblado, a human dog, Aquardiente escapades, Churros, Spanish classes, Pablo Escobars Grave, an interview in the 'El Colombiano Newspaper', hosting my first ever tv show at 'Piedras Blancas', Paragliding in San Felix, a day trip to 'Peidra De El Penol', a breakdancing move gone wrong in front of 1000 people, the Medellin Vs National famous football derby, and having to say goodbye to one of the true loves of my life. AGAIN!

This was a trip of a lifetime full of love and excitement.

Boarding the ancient town of Cartagena, with a police boat escort from our Pirate ship, we enjoyed a few local beers before the immigration even came and stamped our passports.

A beer crawl around the city with my fellow pirates, I was greeted with an inter-dimensional warrior guide in his full native attire, except I was the only one who could see him.

Djing at a cool spot with some of the hottest girls on the planet, before trekking to the Lost City of Tayrona, through Tomb Raider mazes in the vast northern jungles of Santa Marta.

Not a bad way to kick off my trip through one of my favourite countries on the planet.

Tuy has an exceptional and very unique life story to share.
Born during the Vietnam War in 1971, his mother got sick after birth and had no choice but to surrender her son to a local Orphanage in Sa Dec, in the countryside of Vietnam.
Tuy then contracted Polio at the age of one from drinking the local water and was classed as an abandoned child with no family visitations for the first three years of his life.
Can you possibly imagine that kind of start to life?
He was then adopted and blessed with a wonderful family with famous ancestors and immigrated to The U.S.A with his earliest memories mostly spent in hospitals having multiple operations and corrective surgery.
Bound to crutches for the rest of his life, he never said never, and did all he could to fit in and live a normal life.
He would later return to Vietnam many years later, to rediscover his roots and find two huge needles in two separate giant haystacks.
A car crash then bounded him to a wheelchair with only one functional hand, but his spirit never gave up.
This story will warm your heart and inspire you to be a little more productive with your time and if you're having a bad spell in life, take notes and listen to the master of optimism.
I'm very proud to call him my brother and thankful for such a genuine and sincere conversation.
We captured a magic moment.
A true local legend in Saigon.
If any story deserves to go viral, it's this.
Oh wait, it already did, many times.
True story tellers, not only tell stories but we love to share them too.
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Welcome to Season Four of the SlamJam series kicking off with my little pirate ship adventure crossing from Central America to South America via the absolutely gorgeous Snd Blas Islands.

Robots can't cry.

Could Tolkien and Tesla have a mysterious connection?

There's no more wild genes, obviously!