Gaborone Dam

... I have got a job...working for the Botswana Harvard Partnership (BHP), and they are paying me to travel around Botswana gathering information - hurrah! This partnership has been running for nearly 10 years and is dedicated to researching and studying ...

I write this from a rain drenched Botswana, the rains have come with a vengeance, causing flooding, destruction and chaos... Gaborone is unrecognisable from the sun scorched earth and dust bowl of when I first arrived. The normal searing temperatures ...

... more on that later), we left some of our current party behind, picked up some new travellers and proceeded into the much unknown Botswana. First call was Chobe national park. We did, at frst a morning game drive which as pretty cool and we saw Lions ...

... . Jac the owner and Petro his partner  were very pleasant & helpful and as Jac had worked in camps & overlanding in Botswana & Zambia had a load of information & contacts for us. We left on Sunday to head for the Botswana side of the ...

... browsing the internet (since it is free at Werner's) place. In the afternoon the plan was to do some sightseeing at the Gaborone Dam but because it was a Sunday we couldn't get in. I promised Tlotlo that I would have a look at her ...

... totally freaked. Anyway, we FINALLY got to the top of the hill, where there was an absolutely breathtaking view of Gabs, the Gaborone Dam, and the surrounding area.  You know, thinking about it now, anybody who calls this a "hill" is really just ...