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Rand! How complicated can it be?!
... Absa and FNB are the common banks in South Africa). I sat in the waiting area for an hour where I watched a rugby game on television and heard the same bank commercials millions of time. In addition, everyone was speaking Afrikaans. It was interesting hearing only Afrikaans because many white South Africans actually speak English in public otherwise. I also wasted a half hour sitting because no one was directing me that you had to sign-in, oops. ...
Last Stop in South Africa
... Africa (128m).
After Plett, we have travelled to Port Elizabeth for our final stop. The rain continued non-stop yesterday throughout our drive and was quite tricky at points. We stopped off at Nature's Valley for a quick veiw of the mountains (we didn't fancy a walk very much!) and then we headed to Storms River Mouth - a stunning opening in between the mountains which leads out to sea. You can stand directly over it ...
De afgelopen 2 weken..
... rijden, zit je rechts en moet je dus ook met je linkerhand schakelen. De eerste paar keer grijp je dus in het portier… De volgende paar keer schakel je per ongeluk in de twee in plaats van de 4 (nja, lawaai maakte hij toch al). Als je afslaat zet je de ruitenwissers aan in plaats van de richtingaanwijzer… Kortom, een L op het dak zou fijn zijn!
Daarbij komt nog dat het verkeer hier in niets lijkt op het verkeer thuis. Nouja, de taxibusjes zijn ...
Still Going Strong!
... into the Cameroonian group. We bought a huge fresh fish, and my friend and I braai’ed it all by ourselves. The fish was at least two feet and I had trouble looking at it because it still had the head and tail on which I think is gross, but she helped me get over my anxiety and we prepared one of the best dishes there! I also got to learn a bit more about some African cultures and how conflicting they can be with Christianity. It was quite an interesting evening.
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Here, Kitty, Kitty, Kitty....
... re volunteer teachers in Uganda and originally from Texas. Nice guys…bit of an awkward meeting, but nice guys,
After lunch, we check out from our farmhouse in Wilderness and decide to drive to our next town…Oudtshoorn, which is not pronounced anything like it’s spelled (assuming you would even know how to pronounce it the way it’s spelled). This place is known for its ostrich farms and we had it earmarked from the very beginning of our ...
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