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69 Driefontein Road, Muldersdrift, Gauteng, 1747, South Africa | Hotel

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A night in Johanesburg.

A travel blog entry by isaventure

Vol d'une heure et demi sans problème et me voilà dans une guest house, backpacker. Ils font des travaux et l'extérieur n'est pas terrible mais un bon lit avec des beaux draps propres et qui borde correctement, ce va être un régal. J'ai discuté avec une canadienne qui est a la retraite et voyage. Elle vient aussi d'un programme de volontariat sur les animaux. C'est l'avantage de ce genre d'endroit, on rencontre facilement ...

Africa on my mind

A travel blog entry by rosedr25

Starting to pack and feeling very excited. Getting my new camera today. All weekend studying the new features. Thought it would be an easy transition but it looks more complicated than that. I am going a long way from home without michael. This is the first time I have traveled without him since the accident. But I am feeling great mentally, physically and spiritually. Africa, here I ...

Overlanding through Africa

A travel blog entry by llcooldays

... be missed tremendously. We met people from Canada, England, Scotland, Ireland, South Africa, and Australia. There were 3 other couples, and everyone else came alone. Most of the people were a lot like us: 20-something-year-olds or people in their early thirties who wanted to take a break from normal life to see the world. For a lot of people, the overland trip was a small part of a larger around-the-world trip. Some came to ...

The Butcher Shop in Johannesburg

A travel blog entry by hilaryramsey

... a display of all the meat cuts & whole side of animals hanging in the kitchen area.

The meat is better than anything I have eaten before. I ordered a T Bone & when I cut into it , it felt like the knife was going through silk & tasted like silk. I had ordered the small T bone which of course was still massive & only managed to eat ...

FICK FUFA

A travel blog entry by oneyearaway

... solely from the English Premier League, the German Bundesliga and Spain's La Liga.)

As soon as South Africa won the right to host the 2010 World Cup, FIFA commandeered most of the accomodations in the country, right down to the level of individual bed and breakfasts, on threat of not being granted the designation of "FIFA-approved". Establishments were not allowed to advertise and book independently. All ...