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Bush camps galore
03-10-10
Hi all. Hope everyone well. We arrived in Ethiopia last week after 4 bush camps in a row so we were becoming a dab hand at wet wipe showers and digging our own toilets. We ended up staying in Addis for 2 extra nights as we were waiting on owr sudanese and some Egyptian visas and unfortunately arrived on a public hoilday weekend. We …
Bahir Dar - Lalibela
Die Straßen sind weit besser als erwartet, als wir uns in die Berge nach Lalibela aufmachen. Wir fahren wieder durch einen Teil des Rift Valleys mit wunderschönen Felsformationen. Es geht in haarsträubenden Serpentinen auf und ab und es ist keine Strecke für jemand, der leicht schwindelig wird. Aber alle haben es ...
Lalibela adventures
... are circular made out of mud and sticks. Alicia - Today we rode on mules and rode up a big mountain to see a mini church carved into the middle of the mountain. We came back happy but quite exhausted as we had to walk some of the way as some of the paths were very steep. We had a lovely lunch of popcorn and a Chinese type ...
Lalibela - worth the journey
... anyone is interested I'll go into as much detail as I can, if you ask me when I get back. We retuned to our cliff-top citadel to watch eagles, or buzzards, or something soaring outside our bedroom window. A bit later, the sun set magnificently over the valley and the far-far-away hills, so we wandered in for tea. The night sky was stereotypically African (big, full of stars, with the Milky Way sweeping from one horizon to the other). Come see for yourself. And so to bed. Night ...
A thunderstorm in new Jerusalem
... up to 3100 metres – around 10,000 feet - from 2600 metres in the town itself) the steep climb up to the monastery would be no problem as we would be riding mules. And besides which, the Lonely Planet Guide said that the climb could be done in an hour and a half on foot. Three mules and muleteers (two local farmers and a farmer’s son) were duly waiting for us at 7:30 outside our hotel and off we went. The first part of the climb was fairly gentle, taking us ...
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