Pumulani Lake Malawi National Park

... beers and wooden bandas to sleep on right on the beach.

The comfort had to end at some point and we prepared ourselves for the 25 hour painfully slow train ride down to Mbeya. We went 1st class so we could travel in a berth together. It wasn't exactly luxury, we had 4 bunk beds, a table and a window. 2nd class was more cramped with 6 beds in each berth, and 3rd class was just wooden benches. We were right next to the toilet so everytime someone flushed a not so ...

... to be " i prefer mangoes to apples" instead someone just whacked down a casual "GROUNDnuts" Another favourite is answering the question with the same question...not cool, we had to give out a few 16/100 although a few did get in the 80's most were 40's to 50's...that evening we had more fun and decided to have smart evening, as the boys had bought some goat from the market, so we had goat meat in tomatoey onions sauce with mash. we all dressed up in our poshest ...

... their is a mini festical at the cape so we are uber excited for that! Lots of partaying and chilling swimming snorkelling festivalling etc to be done! Coming weekend were off to Dedza and then Zomba for little chap, Andrew's birthday which shouuld be a laf and a haf! so that will probs be the next time i will update this or maybe thurs...Who knows? Peace out xxx Nicky xxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

... Well unfortunately the experience lived up to the stories. We had to travel via Kenya to get to Tanzania. The part of Kenya we were travelling through was not in good nick. Basically this part of Kenya was an opposition stronghold so when the elections happened at the start of the year and the government party were defeated, the party that won stopped all roadworks on the opposition side of the country. To the point where roads that were half dug up, never filled in, half tarred ...

... and the second half here. Their arrival coincided with the group lunch for the Blantyre people at the Lodge. We ate lunch with the Kriedemann's and tomorrow we will be on our way to Lilongwe, then to Zambia. In the evening we had a drink with the Morgen and Joline Kriedemann. We are so pleased about their commitment and work in Malawi and their love for these people. At 7:15 there is a group dinner hosted ...

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It's also a very social game that is often played with various people
watching, and chatting with the players. It was fun to see the skill and
speed with which the Malawians handled the seeds or the marbles. Once
you know how to play, it's fun to play it with other people in other towns
as ...