Well I'm finally back in Australia, and after fighting jet lag for the last week, I'm finally feeling somewhat normal again - I'm still waking up at like 4 in the morning wide awake, but not as bad as when we first got back.

This time, rather than write out a massive update of what we did, I decided to try a 'Photo Diary' of what Rachael and I got up to for our second stage of our honeymoon in Europe and the UK.  So flick through the photo's and there's a bit of a story behind the photo's.

The Photo's start from Florence in Italy, Lucerne in Switzerland, Paris in France and then all around the country side of England.  There are also some shots from X-Fighters event in London that I made my way to, and made sure Clinton Moore was looked after and keep the Aussie presence up!

Our favourite places were the German speaking countries (Germany, Austria and Lucerne in Switzerland) ... I can definitely see me going back there again!

Thanks very much to everyone that had our company while we were overseas.  Rachael's family, Lyn and Rob, Pat and Andrew, Kenny and Gene, Judy and Carlo, Ann and Reg.  Also Peta for having us in London sporadically and sleeping on the futon and coming home at all sorts of early hours from the X-Fighters event.  You all made the holiday so much nicer and easier for us.  (The awesome meals at each were so nice too!!!)

The view over looking Lucerne, Switzerland from our hotel! The best hotel of the tour, one of the best cities of the tour!

Our hotel in Lucerne, Switzerland was the best - and they had a few calves in the paddock - I had to jump a few electric fences just to see if they were tame. Yep they were haha.

Rach and Laurel were pretty excited when they found a carousel in Florence!

Can't get enough of that wonderful Duff! I stumbled across a shop selling Duff beer (and for those who don't know, it's the beer from The Simpsons)

Standing in front of the Eiffel Tower, Paris

Our new friend Colin 'Lips' trying to jump off the Eiffel tower. The mesh there means you can only get your head through - he nearly didn't get his head back though haha

At the top of the Eiffel Tower - Would have been a great view if the fence wasn't there - but I guess it stops the jumper's

Rob, Lyn, Rach and I at Hever Castle

We spent a couple of days with Lyn and Rob, Rachael's relatives from Surrey. We went to Hever castle and it was good to see a real castle. Nothing like this back in Australia!

I made time out from the honeymoon to watch Clinton Moore ride X-Fighters in London

Rach representing Jimmy Verburgh's FMX4Ever party patrol after being all stickered up

Maddo and I doing our impression of blue steel - not great, and even Maddo made it look good with a busted chin and jaw from a body varial crash!

Maddo, Jimmy, Adelburg and I. Yep, Red Bull put on good parties

Standing in front of Parliament house - I couldn't help of thinking of V for Vendetta movie about Guy Fawkes haha. Really about the only thing I knew about the building

Standing under the sign of Rachael's home town - Syderstone. And I thought my home town of Tiaro was small! It was definitely a 'village'

Norfolk is known for its seaweed that grows in the marshes... doesn't that sound tasty?! It's called Samphire and it's not bad with butter

Rach and her aunty Judy in front of the royal loft

Rach with her uncle Carlo in the Sandringham estate, a few hours north of London

Me driving the horse and cart with uncle Carlo. It was great to meet an Englishman that can take a joke about his cricket team.

We spent the last few days of our Honeymoon with Rachael's aunty Pat and uncle Andrew. Pat took us for a walking tour around the town of Chester which is one of only two walled cities in England

'Our last meal' - Our last night of Europe which we spent with Pat and Andrew in their little village pub and enjoying the last English Ale

The view over looking Lucerne, Switzerland from our hotel! The best hotel of the tour, one of the best cities of the tour!

Our hotel in Lucerne, Switzerland was the best - and they had a few calves in the paddock - I had to jump a few electric fences just to see if they were tame. Yep they were haha.

Rach and Laurel were pretty excited when they found a carousel in Florence!

Can't get enough of that wonderful Duff! I stumbled across a shop selling Duff beer (and for those who don't know, it's the beer from The Simpsons)

Standing in front of the Eiffel Tower, Paris

Our new friend Colin 'Lips' trying to jump off the Eiffel tower. The mesh there means you can only get your head through - he nearly didn't get his head back though haha

At the top of the Eiffel Tower - Would have been a great view if the fence wasn't there - but I guess it stops the jumper's

Rob, Lyn, Rach and I at Hever Castle

We spent a couple of days with Lyn and Rob, Rachael's relatives from Surrey. We went to Hever castle and it was good to see a real castle. Nothing like this back in Australia!

I made time out from the honeymoon to watch Clinton Moore ride X-Fighters in London

Rach representing Jimmy Verburgh's FMX4Ever party patrol after being all stickered up

Maddo and I doing our impression of blue steel - not great, and even Maddo made it look good with a busted chin and jaw from a body varial crash!

Maddo, Jimmy, Adelburg and I. Yep, Red Bull put on good parties

Standing in front of Parliament house - I couldn't help of thinking of V for Vendetta movie about Guy Fawkes haha. Really about the only thing I knew about the building

Standing under the sign of Rachael's home town - Syderstone. And I thought my home town of Tiaro was small! It was definitely a 'village'

Norfolk is known for its seaweed that grows in the marshes... doesn't that sound tasty?! It's called Samphire and it's not bad with butter

Rach and her aunty Judy in front of the royal loft

Rach with her uncle Carlo in the Sandringham estate, a few hours north of London

Me driving the horse and cart with uncle Carlo. It was great to meet an Englishman that can take a joke about his cricket team.

We spent the last few days of our Honeymoon with Rachael's aunty Pat and uncle Andrew. Pat took us for a walking tour around the town of Chester which is one of only two walled cities in England

'Our last meal' - Our last night of Europe which we spent with Pat and Andrew in their little village pub and enjoying the last English Ale