Bayview Bed and Breakfast Durban
426 Manning Road Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, 2004, South Africa
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Family & Friends Fun, Beach Time and Dog Walking
... foods, wandering through the market, walking along the beachfront, and just generally having a fabulous family and friends visiting time.
Eventually I am going to go back to London – happily to be with Annie, not so sure about the back to life some define as "normal" ...
Durban South Africa
... tho, is that the people there are very raceist, whites have very large homes and blacks have tiny little homes made of wood or possibly even cardboard. Blacks homes are always packed because unlike the white families there is more than just mom, dad, and kids in the homes, there are grandmas, grandpas, aunts, uncles, and cousins living in one home. The weather there is not very humid but it is ...
Write Shoot Leave
As the 'Travels' draw to a close, I can't help but ask 'Other than an empty bank account and a tan, do I have anything to show for the last 8 months?'. Well it may not be Eat Pray Love but I wrote some stuff and I learned to take better photos. They ...
That's a lot of sugar!
... be hitting this place up later in the week for sure.
The evening was spent chilling with Greg and his mates in a typical South African sports club. Unfortunately it appears that racism is still an issue here and some of the things been said around the table were outrageous and archaic. I did my best to offer a well rounded English opinion, and I hope that this temperament is an Amanzimtoti thing. I think I’ll be heading off to a hostel tomorrow ...
Sunshine & Wild Coasts of SA
... the general nakedness in the bar later which kicked off when "'you can leave your hat on'' (of Full Monty fame) began. More of the same next day...perfecting my surf technique. Quite a few nationalities here, as in most surf hangouts...we are talking about Brasilian, Californians, Canadians, Dutch (quite a few in SA in general given their historic ties and similarities in language) and even a couple of Irish barmen who had given up hope of a revival in ...


