Teclaire Palace Hotel Dschang

... 1st Dec. and together with a couple of other organisations in the area we've managed to arrange free HIV tests for those that haven't had<br>them this year, so we had to go round and tell them. We went to one<br>place and they had forty guinea pigs running around the place, (totally<br>free range)! These had also originated from RUDEC, they gave a few out a while ago with the intention that they would be one off meals but something tells me this household ...

... We found this out at lunch time though and had a few hours to kill.... luckily we were right next to a huge mall with a cinema underneath it (weird) so we went to see District 9. Seems the cinema isn't the thing to do on a Friday afternoon in Malawi though, as there was us and about 4 other people in there!<br><br>The film launch was a very odd night, after the opening speech in English the whole of the ...

... in the distance. Hearing this was the place a previous truck had camped we pulled off road and braved a narrow very muddy dirt track, the trees being so close branches came all the way into the truck knocking off anything or anyone in its path. Unfortunately the track didn't go all the way to the waterfall so we had to just pull up in a semi clearing, next to strange piles of dirt shaped kinda like sand castles. Oliver, Martin, Sarah and I went in ...

... somehow always manage to find me. The truck has now been split into two camps - those who kills spid**s and those who insist on saving. I obviously an avid campaign** for the death sentence. Took us about 4 hours to cov** 31km! The first 2hrs we cov**ed 8km!! It was so bumpy you couldn't read or sleep so just had to spend your time dodging branches. We made it to a little village and our intended ov**night bush camp by ...

... the crocodiles in the abandoned ent**tainment area Suze took me and Oliv** ov** to meet them. We then headed up the road in the hope of replenishing our snack supplies. Unfortunately Pringles w**e non existent so grabbed two cartons of Don Simon red wine instead. People from the monkey sanctuary dropped off a bit metal box for us to take up to the drill ranch. One would hope it's not full of drugs or guns! Thankfully it wasn't ...

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... changeable with the West African Franc we had been using throughout French speaking West Africa. In the post-independence years Cam**oon was one of the more prosp**ous African countries, but declining commodity prices and s**ious official corruption have tarnished its economic success ov** the last quart** century. Because Cam**oon was split between British and French control for five decades before independence, both English and French are ...

... Doug, friend Mark, and James also in the car. Doug and Marc were riding home to New Jersey/New York with me for Christmas while James was going to Nashville to begin his first Dragoman tour as a full trip leader. We just left Memphis, Tennessee were we had been out drinking on Beale Street the night before (a dream memory rather than a dream experience). We were driving on very rough roads in very scenic hilly and open country ...

... find ev**ything around me diff**ent. Th**e was a bright light coming from a beautiful castle behind wh**e the truck had been parked. The castle was well lit and was on top of a hill. I think it was the Alcazar of Segovia, Spain. Dave and the truck w**e gone without a trace, though, while th**e was a scene of mass confusion all around. Some of the people in my group w**e out of their tents and standing around ...

... some bad news - Auntie Glory (I live with h**, Auntie Lizzie, three oth** p**manant memb**s of the famly and about 15 oth**s that I have no idea about as they come and go all the time) got run ov** by a bus and broke h** leg. Hospital/Medical procedures are quite diff**ent h**e compared to UK. If you are injured then you are almost completely dependent on family/community memb**s to take you to the hospital since ambulances are rare. Before you even get treated, you have to pay about ...