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Digging Durban
... day more children meant more help on the farm and therefore a better chance at being wealthy. But in today’s world with farming not being as predominate in the villages and more and more people are going to town to work, that theory doesn’t hold as much weight.
While at the river we meet the chief’s first wife who was on her way to collect firewood and found out through talking with her that the chief was also not in the village today. ...
Oooooh! Shaka
... day on the BazBus, leaving Durban at 7am and arriving into Port Elizabeth at 10pm. The journey was nowhere near as bad as we expected as there was lots to see along the way. Our driver told us all about Durban and what we could have done there (bit late as we were leaving) and then headed towards the Transkei and the Wild coast. He warned us to expect anything and everything in the Transkei because he has been doing this job for over ...
Durban South Africa
... tho, is that the people there are very raceist, whites have very large homes and blacks have tiny little homes made of wood or possibly even cardboard. Blacks homes are always packed because unlike the white families there is more than just mom, dad, and kids in the homes, there are grandmas, grandpas, aunts, uncles, and cousins living in one home. The weather there is not very humid but it is ...
Sunshine & Wild Coasts of SA
... first contact with the folks back home to let them know my plans.
I also had an opportunity to practice my Xhosa (one of the native languages on the Wild Coast) - I tried to order a pizza...and a burger arrived at my table...so perhaps that will require some perfection!
Moved on to Chinsa and the Bucanneers the next day...so slowly moving towards Durban along the coast.Watched Andy Murray lose the Australian Open in style...yes plenty of ...
Delhi Meets Durban
... then directed back into town and to a great Indian restaurant. The Indian population in Durban is quite large, and is easily South Africa's biggest, which means they have easy access to lots of yummy Indian food all the time. We were decidedly jealous because in Istanbul there's really only one good Indian restaurant, and it's quite expensive.
We took full advantage of the readily available Indian ...