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Travel Blogs from Calabar
To travel in a group or not, that is the question?
Not a good night's sleep made worse by the fact that my watch was an hour out thereby almost making me late for getting the breakfast ready. Never mind. I got the fire going and it was pancakes all round.
After breakfast, I sent an email and relaxed in the shade.
This morning , I was thinking about the pros and cons of travelling in a group with travelling alone. I feel groups look less vulnerable than ...
Relaxing day in Calabar
... spicy noodles and water for lunch. Lovely!
I only had a brief wander around the market as there was nothing I really needed there!
When I came back to the hotel, I returned to the comparatively cool room 21 and carried on reading. So peaceful in there. To celebrate Britanny's birthday, I had a mug of vodka at the bar with Kinini and Joshua. We sat together for a while talking and listening to ...
London plans
London plans
Dear loved of London and environs...
Currently in Abuja airport, having spent my film fees on fights to Calabar. We will have two weeks in Cameroon and goodness how these 8 months have flown...
We will be back in our beloved London in the early evening of Friday 18th May somewhat exhausted, sweaty and very dirty I imagine.
As a way to see as many folk as possible we have devised a cunning plan for the Saturday which is ...
Nigeria is Nuts!
... It was nuts to see the amount of locals who swarmed around Shaun as he got his 'traveling growth' braided for our amusement. As we walked through the market, the locals thought Shaun was the nutty one. Well maybe the fact that we had been in *****ia for over a week had turned Shaun nuts, as *****ia is nuts.
Overall *****ia wasn't about the sights, but about the people. We spent five nights in Abuja because of visa business, but soon we headed to ...
Obot Idim to Calabar!!
... intelligent, caring young pastor, Rev. Matthew Okata, who was very gracious to us and gave us a tour of the church and the big school. He introduced us to the school master/principal, too. This congregation now worships 500-600 and the school has 300+ students! He then invited us into the parsonage, next to the school and church, for lunch. They offered us drinks in their living room and I sat looking at ...
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