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... the file and seen I was traveling on Emirates. Double ****! So I hurtle after the trolley removers who also give me an "Angaas!" Seriously people! It's purple and pink and neatly organized in date numerical order and has MY BOARDING PASSES in it. Stop! Retrace my steps and realize this poephol has left it on the back of the toilet downstairs! So I dash down the escalator, across the entire length of the airport and into the toilet and someone is in MY cubicle. I questioned a ...
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... 1C.
We had a long driving day ahead, so it was tents down and breakfast by 6:30 well before the sun made an appearance.
I made a thermos of tea for the drive. The first cup was nice, a couple of hours later I thought I'd have another and all I got was water. I had this a couple of times where the milk separates from the tea and one gets water and like milk sludge on the surface of the thermos. I think it is the long life milk being used and the continual bouncing on the ...
Wobbly man and hobble along
... on whatever I could muster....a 6 hr hike sounded wicked.
The hike to blind mans corner was uphill past many unusual rock formations a sparse waterfall. Before long my fingers got abit puffy, strange as this only happens to me at altitude. When we checked the map we realised we were at 2100m. Couldn't beleive we already got that high at 1030 in the morning after only a few hours!
The views from the range were breath taking. I forgot to take my hiking stick for ...
Rock Art of the San People
... through the Drakensberg countryside and we went through caves, over springs, under waterfalls and past grazing Eland before the big climb up to the overhanging rock-face where the ancient San artwork can be found. From the top were breath-taking panoramic views across the Drakensberg mountains and it was strange to think that the bushmen would have had those same views hundreds of years ago when they used the area as a religious ...
Sodwana Bay, meca del buceo
... y Sergio se concentraba para superar la barrera de los 40 minutos con óptima flotabilidad neutra.
Fue un alivio llegar a la playa y ver que le mar estaba mejor que ayer, menos picado aunque resultó ser que debajo del agua había más corriente.
El buceo fue sencillamente espectacular. Teníamos un dive master (George) para nosotros solos que nos mostró cantidad de cosas: peces y cangrejos minúsculos que se camuflan en los corales, una langosta, ...
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