Mercure Azambezi Vic Falls 3m Victoria Falls

... experienced in this area...........im happy to make friends with everybody on the streets.........at the same time ensuring that i never end up in any situation that i have no or little control over. you cant shut yourself off from everyone.................and the majority of people are Super Friendly ......and *******n it ...they Love the English Premiership .........so making pals is easy!

Well, i have definately been immersing myself in adventure.......doing things my own way ...

... unfortunatly one of guy slipped and dislocated his shoulder....so i went with him to the hospita, very substandard hospital...open to air...heh no roofs over the exam rooms haha...

Poor guy...he had to be put under and have it reduced. I stayed with him in the surgical room to make sure everythign was sterila and safe....he rocevered quite well and is still able to enjoy the rest of the trip.

Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe aimee_in_africa

... did. That first afternoon I began my quest to photograph the Lilac Breasted Roller...a beautiful bird with lilac, turquoise, white and a few minor spots of other colors. Fascinating...

The entire area is part of the Kalahari desert and it is sandy, sandy, sandy as deep as you can dig. Because of the deep sand, the driving was a real challenge...thank goodness for a great Land Rover and good driver. The land around the ...

... of the Delta then hopped into Mokoro's (little pole powered wooden boats) and coasted down the Delta for 1.5 hours to get to our bush camp. We encountered a hippo in the very very narrow passage way which was slightly hair raising but other than this had a lovely time cruising into camp. We then spent 2 days lounging around, going on game walks, reading and napping. The highlight for me was the sunset cruise, I ...

... border runs in mid-stream. On the south bank Victoria Falls National Park in Zimbabwe runs from 6 km above the falls to Batoko Gorge 12 km below them. It adjoins the town of Victoria Falls on the west. Within the site, a riverine strip of Zambezi National Park extends 9km upstream along the right bank of the Zambezi. The site’s centrepoint is 17° 56' S and 25° 51' E.

... being too disruptive in class (& who to take the photos). With only a few students at school when we arrived I decided this was an opportunity. I asked my fellow volunteer Natalie (after first trying to teach one of my students how to use the camera) to take photos for me. Getting them to understand only one at a time and everyone would get a turn was also a bit of a challenge. As the children arrived, I took a photos with them. It worked out pretty well. A couple of the ...

Livingstone is insane, there is so much stuff to do. The border crossing into Zambia was a bit of a laugh as Charlie got the truck stuck and had to spend an hour digging it out.

On the first full day we did the "Big Air Experience" which involved a bungee of the bridge, a swing of the bridge and a slide across the gorge. The bungee and the swing ...