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In charge of Baba and Timone
... 233; à ses propriétaires qui le maltraitaient. Il avait une fracture de la hanche et une de la jambe, des traces de fractures pluS anciennes. On lui a enlevé son plâtre et on lui fait faire de la rééducation. Angélique, la responsable des volontaires, part en vacance toute la semaine et je suis chargée de m'occuper de son bébé, Baba ainsi que de Timone. Premier repas a 6h le matin et dernier a 21 h Not too bad ...
First few nights in South Africa
... the short straw and should serve us. Waited at counter for ages then when I asked she said “You want African Music !!!”. Anyway we were very patient and the other lady strolled over and between them they came up with 2 cds for us. Everywhere closes at lunchtime so we strolled to the museum, went in and it looked like it had been burgled, a few photos hanging cock-eyed on the wall and some rocks around which you weren’t sure if they were part of the exhibition ...
Travel Day
... sign on for another 2 years in Botswana. Dave and I couldn’t help thinking that we were meant to run into them for some unknown reason—maybe we’ll come back and do some medical work here sometime??After breakfast, we were picked up by our driver and went over the Victoria Falls bridge to Zambia. The Vic Falls Bridge is where they do the bungie jumping—it is such an old bridge they only let one car ...
Grand Finale for Australia
... certainly among the simplest. The airport itself was little more than a thatched roof hut...
From there, we were whisked off to a bar known as 'The Stables' to hang out and watch the England Vs Slovenia match...
I thought it may be a themed bar, but no, this place was ACTUALLY a stable... lol or at least had been very recently.
It wasnt too long before England were through and we were off to the stadium for the Australia match! ...
First African Adventures
... way to settle in, but after 2 days we felt we had to move on and tackled the public transport system for the first time - everything and everybody is transported by minibus here, which is loads of fun especially when you find yourself on a very full minibus on a very hot day with a very bog backpack on your knees :-) But we did get to where we wanted to go just fine - Malolotja National Park, on the border to South Africa. Here we spent 3 ...
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