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Victoria Falls
... trip down the river.
Victori falls is a adernaline junkies dream with everything to bungy jumping, gorge swings, ziplines, and helicopters. I was happy to enjoy my friends screams of terror and priceless facial ...
How important can 10kgs be to your life?
... Screeching! However, all this considered, it could not detract from just how breath-taking the Falls are - it is difficult to describe, but when you are there you get a sense of the sheer power that that beauty holds...
We walked down to the bridge and saw a couple of crazy bungee jumpers - 107m of free-falling terror just to get us in the mood for our imminent swinging of the gorge! Yikes...Walking back we considered that we would soon be chucking ourselves off a similar ...
The Smoke that Thunders
... very close to Zambia as well. In the afternoon we went to the Victoria Falls entrance of the National Park and World Heritage Site and walked some of the pathways to the falls. We came to Devil’s Cataract and the sound of the falling water is thunderous. At the moment the falls would be close to their minimum flow, so we didn’t see the maximum mass of water but we could see the basaltic cliff face and ...
Victoria Falls
I have decided to use poetic license and combine our Zambia and Zimbabwe stays and then make them into two different subjects - Victoria Falls and golf. The CPC group spentq two nights in Zambia before they went off on a safari and Linda and I moved over to Zimbabwe. We couldn't go on the safari because we would not get back in time for our flight to Cairo. We decided to stay here rather than spend two days unescorted in Cairo. We got to our hotel at 4:30 and decided to take a ...
Following the steps of David Livingstone
... and spewed in bushes. The next day everyone was pretty quiet, and that night we were all driven to our tents by a massive sandstorm. After this we headed to Zambia, stopping for one last night on Lake Malawi, and crossing the border the next day. In Zambia we had a few long drives and a traumatic night where a massive spider crawled past my foot (I swear I thought it was a lizard at first! Once we realized what it was there was lots ...