Bronte "the Garden" Hotel
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From Dusk Til Dawn
... particularly beautiful symbiosis, performing a seamless choreography of 'Evil' fused with 'Passion' limited only by those red, green, yellow and blue circles...Alun's skirt often allowed the audience to glimpse a little more of his undercarriage than was absolutely necessary.
Any onlookers across this usually tranquil setting would have wondered what had possessed the woods this spooky night as the revellers danced into the small hours, hooting and howling at the ...
God's country
... again to all people in ZIM to make this experience a real African one. It was truely inspiring. But especially I have to thank Roberta to tolerate me kidnapping her husband for a week and her great hospitality and the chances to meet all those people. And last but not least Peter, who could have dumped me in the middle of nowhere of Zimbabwe for the hard negotiations we had about Vitalis last year. Instead he made me feel at home in Harare. Genuinely ...
Zim, one long road-block
... is a bit like what I was expecting given the stories of Zimbabwe in the news over the last few years. The Zimbabwean dollar is no longer in use and instead they use some South African rand but predominantly US dollars. They are the oldest, dirtiest, skankiest dollars you will ever see and they don't have any denominations less than a dollar. As such you don't get any change less than a dollar, you either get a credit note or sweets.
We were probably only ...
Day 10 - Harare
Whatever it was that Nicci had, she passed it on to Matt, who had an awful night, and groaned all the way to Harare. We left the hotel at about 10ish and made a stop at a roadside stall with all their carvings, filled up with diesel and away we went, all uncomfy in our ute/bakkie. It was such a long way, and sooooo bumpy. Sometimes we would fly off our seat with the ups and ...
House of Stone
... of nowhere in the bush, up a long winding dirt track. But if you walk 15 minutes further into the bush, you come across a rocky plateau. If you cross this, you find a set of beautiful colonial style lodges, a restaurant and a natural swimming pool. For $15 a night you can upgrade to a 5* room, and sit by the pool with a drink and watch the sun go down over the rock formations. Now this is ...
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- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
- Business Services
- Free parking
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