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T.I.A.

A travel blog entry by hels_tobes

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This Is Africa. Mostly used with a exasperated expression on ones face and a shrug of the shoulders. Its used when things go inexplicably wrong in a way that just wouldn't happen in the rest of the world. Such as a baboon stealing your lunch from right under your nose, or waking up with all 4 car wheels missing, or your bus driver stopping mid route to meet friends/buy pinapples/have a nap - TIA you say.

As with everywhere we have been so far in ...

A Walk With Lions

A travel blog entry by kristinrust

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... with natural game, carefully shielded from humans. The resulting cubs will have no human contact and are taught to hunt by their wild parents, and raised and released completely in the wild, introducing lions one generation at a time.

They have seven one-year olds right now and they walk them three times a day, in small groups. After you sign your life away, my third indemnity form of the trip, you are given ...

Freefalling

A travel blog entry by ajm56

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... guy says to me, "Are you ready?," to which I replied, "not really," as i peered over the edge of the cliff. He nudged me towards the edge, and without hesitation, pushed me straight over the side of the platform into the gorge.

Panic took over me as I plummeted in freefall towards the Zambezi river and worried if I was attached to anything. My breath caught in my throat. There was no scream, or slightest sound. I couldn't move ...

Thrill-seekers Only: Swinging Over the Zambezi

A travel blog entry by latefragment

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... with all these countries. The people were so friendly, respectful of family, warm, and hospitable. The countryside was gorgeous and the wild animals I saw on safari were unbelievable.

A few days before I left Zambia, I had the opportunity to try the Bridge Swing. Tourists can bungee jump head-first off the bridge that crosses the gorge - with Zambia on one side and Zimbabwe on the other. If you ...

Victoria Falls: Our Air and Water Show

A travel blog entry by nathananddarja

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... sure is crazy they went ahead to even print these notes.

The campsite we stayed at for three nights was alright, even if the electricity in town had some gaps. The town of Vic Falls has many adrenalin pumping activities to offer but we first wanted to visit the famous falls on the Zimbabwe side. The Zambezi River forms the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe and the falls can be viewed from both countries, similar to Niagara and Iguacu ...

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