Tajada Guest House Johannesburg
9 Blackpool Road Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa
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One More Night in Jo'Burg Before Back to Florida
... me off at a place not far from her home. It's called Montecasino and is a hotel and casino and it has a huge bird aviary outside. I spend a couple hours taking bird photos and photos of the hot air balloon next to the aviary. I even go inside and try a little gambling, without much success.
Shelley picks me up and we go for lunch at a wonderful restaurant called Moyo. They
specialize in South African ...
Back Where I started.....
... excited although slightly worried as the weather doesnt look great there at the mo - very hot but raining :/ I've just resigned myself to the idea that if it rains, it rains. As Daisy and I always say, enjoy the ride and whatever the ride will be, I'll make the most of it :)
Love to you all from Jo'berg xxxxxx
P..S Wendy, you always write the loveliest comment on my blogs - it's so nice of you and really makes me smile. Thank you :) ...
A little bit of history
Woke up fairly early this morning to head out with the driver Rashid once more, this time to The Cradle of Humankind, a world heritage site. En route we passed the FIFA stadium, an impressive site and one that the African people are obviously very proud of. The world heritage site is split into two sections that the public can visit; an interactive museum, and ten minutes drive away, an open cave that offers a guided tour, pin pointing the sites of various human ...
End of a long road
... there is no Carnivore's there, we could easily find a restaurant that served game meat. A bit disappointed but with more money in our pocket, we settled for a cozy night in with pizza delivery (chicken wings for Mick). We said our goodbyes to everyone, headed to our room to pack (we managed to throw our half our wardrobe in order to fit our souvenirs - luckily we're headed home soon!) and a good nights sleep before heading to our last stop on this wicked round the world adventure.
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Afrika von 0 auf 100
... man konnte tierteile für traditionelle zeremonien u heilungen kaufen. Die gesamte decke war voll mit hufen u beinen sämtlicher tiere. Und zwei ausgeweidete getrocknete affen standen auch zum verkauf. Das war schon verrückt. Danach sind wir an
ein paar orten vorbei wo die weltmeisterchaft übertragen wurde u an stadien. Dann gings nach soweto. Einem vorort bzw. teilvon johannesburg in den zu apartheid zeiten die schwarzen abgeschoben wurden. Denn sie durften nicht in die städte- wir ...

