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That's a lot of sugar!

A travel blog entry by maclaren

... in SA I was reluctant to walk through a ghetto style area, meaning I had to skip the fence and cross the railway line. When I eventually found what I thought was the entrance to the Sugar Terminal I was told I had come the wrong way and that I should get back in my car and drive around the corner. On explaining to the security guards that I was on foot, they couldn’t quite believe it. Still after ten more minutes of walking around I found the ...

The days leading up to the big goodbye...

A travel blog entry by clare_mills

Things are crazy as I try to write lists so that I don't forget anything important behind! It's not like I can just pop back to collect things when I'm half-way around the world. Plus, I've been told that I will battle to find things like shoes in South Korea, as well as trousers (but then that's nothing new!) so I am trying my best to be organised (not my strong point) as well as pack reasonably light (also not my strong point!) ...

Slapie slapie doen

A travel blog entry by marenyv

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... r weinig terecht gekomen, eigenlijk niets..

Dag erna hadden we met die hotelgast afgesproken om naar Margate Beach te gaan. Is een strandje waar minder toeristen zitten en wat meer lokale lui. Daar aangekomen onder een parasol gedoken en een paar uurtjes bijgetankt.
Die avond kwamen Rob en Ryan ons vergezellen en hebben we heerlijk gegeten in Butcher Boys en daarna in ...

DURBAN - A WINTER WONDERLAND

A travel blog entry by kimssouthafrica

... thus far, this winter, we
have no ...

Be Easy Zambezi

A travel blog entry by jzafricajourney

... the dorm room and i asked them since they had messed up, if i could spend the night on the couch, they agreed and charged me only half price.
I kept my bags behind the bar for the night and headed to the grocery store. I picked up a bottle of cane spirit, and started drinking back at the hostel. At this point i realized that i hadnt drank more than a sip of beer in the last 51 days since the night i was drinking in Uganda. A long stretch of soberism ...