The Palms Guesthouse
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Digging Durban
... that the houses were obviously better constructed and larger in the colored neighbourhood and this was a given in the Indian neighbourhood. In the coloured neighbour there were definitely less people out in the streets but still some. And in the Indian neighbourhood, not a soul was to be found. We had a good laugh with TK on this as we all understood what this meant and its significance. The more money one has, the more things you buy to occupy you on the inside ...
A tame way to start
... were totally inadequate for my international travel adaptor needs!!
There were not enough chairs to accommodate a family of 5 in one place, so we found a corner of the floor and sat in a circle. A great spot to spend an hour or two before the flight. (We enjoyed being together so much that later when chairs freed up, we stayed on the floor).
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How many wrongs make a right?
... manager today is….’ or the large portrait of Sir Richard himself on the back of the toilet door proclaiming that he, like all of us, has ‘stuff’ that gets in the way of attending one of his gyms. Hmmm. I am not sure, however, that I can forgive the assault upon my senses that is the V-Cycle class. (You may know this on your planet as ‘Spinning’)
For those uninitiated into the world of Guided Stationary ...
Reunited and It Feels So Good
... acres of land, a swimming pool, and a giant house that was decorated impeccably -- a stunning introduction to South Africa, and a great place to acclimatize after our long journey south.
After spending some time catching up and chatting in the manse's beautiful kitchen and taking divine showers in one of the many luxurious bathrooms, we reassembled downstairs to find a fine spread Despi had prepared for a late afternoon lunch. Shortly after sitting down at ...
Be Easy Zambezi
... another bus this time to the border of Malawi, i met a guy on the bus that was heading the same way as me and he helped me cross the border and show me a good place to change money. I waited for him at the border for awhile so we could continue traveling together but he was having delays in declaring some goods at customs, so i headed off on my own, and grabbed a taxi to the next town after the border. From here i got a mini bus to the city of Mzuzu. I got ...
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