The Tuscany
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Eshowe
A nice little town inland of the ocean. We are now siting on the porch of a Victorian hotel drinking coffee . Hot today but a strong wind and very dry.
Allan finally got his Spur steakhouse visit.
met a couple of bar flies at the local public last night. Great stories to relate. Check out artist peter engblom ...
CT to Durban
... dive but just as fun, an incredible adrenaline rush. The freefall felt like dropping on The Oblivion at Alton Towers, only this jump was ten times more intense. The only thing that surprised me was how much my head hurt when bouncing. The blood rushes to your head so much so that it feels like it is going to explode. Most jumpers came back with blood shot eyes. Exploding heads or not, it was an experience I'll never forget.
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Rumbo a la Garden Route
... estaba en plena digestión y la trucha a la manteca francesa se resistía a dejar el estómago y pasar al intestino como debería ser. Para despabilarnos poníamos radios en afrikaans o xhosa u otras lenguas muy mbo-mbu-kolo parlantes, y subíamos el volumen con el hip hop que nos recordaba a la alocada noche del sábado.
A esta altura, empezando a caer el sol, empezamos a repensar el plan y a buscar desesperadamente en nuestras guías, folletos y memoria alojamiento ...
Final destinations
... took the boys and I for a township tour. It wasn't far from where we were staying and the idea of going with a small group of 3 was much more appealing than the busloads that sometimes go. I drove with Freddie in his truck with some of the loudest music ever...but when I think about it, the music was great African beats!
First stop was the liquor store in the township where Freddie wanted to take us. A nice woman was working ...
Shaka was shaking his thing
... production nowdays is more for art than function.
The next day, we headed out to "SHAKALAND". A bit of a museum and hotel and is where they filmed the movie 'Shaka' in 1986. We were given a tour and background information from our tour guide, who happened to be a gay Zulu. He was a very funny and entertaining. The whole prodution was a bit americanised and overacted but gave us a good ...
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