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The Royal Villas Ezulwini

Main Ezulwini Road Ezulwini, Swaziland

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Ezulwini Valley means Valley of Paradise.

A travel blog entry by daleville

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... night ." " And what's wrong with the one you have on now ?" "I can't dance as well on it.I think its a little short or something, I just prefer the other one" So with everything explained they all settled in for the first leg ! ! ! of their long journey.They did reach Jo'Burg before nightfall. The leg was left in for service but it did take weeks to be get it back, but it was a memorable trip. Many such trips, hitchiking all the ...

School, the begining

A travel blog entry by sggossett

... love being on my homestead. I was expecting to struggle with this more than anything but it has, without a doubt, been the best part of the Peace Corps for me. My host family couldn’t be better suited for me and now I am starting to make friends and get truly comfortable.

I am also starting some little projects right here on my homestead. Today I finished getting my garden ready ...

Kingdom, Kiwi's and Climate Control

A travel blog entry by farnie10

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... would have had another 15 Kiwi's looking for refugee status!
The air conditioned pub had insulated me from the weather and I nearly melted when I stepped outside. Swaziland had brewed up a 40 degree day in the middle of spring. From the comfort of Mozza's air conditioned cabin I explored the surrounding countryside and even braved the heat to visit some falls. I snapped up a few photos then retreated back to the shady campsite.
My Swazi ...

Swearing In

A travel blog entry by sggossett

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... As such, Swearing In was a surprisingly big deal; it felt like graduation or something. Incidentally, our Swearing In coincided with the Peace Corps 50th Anniversary so we got a particularly classy ceremony. It was at the Mountain Inn (which is beautiful), the Prime Minister of Swaziland gave a speech, and we were even in the paper the next day. Mostly, though, it was a good excuse to dress up in traditional Swazi gear and eat good food. Also, most of Peace ...

Round and Round We Go!

A travel blog entry by carlosherbane

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... and grateful I have become to a tent! But I really am! I then was beckoned up to the roof of the truck Athena. As it was our last time with her, I obliged and again felt gratitude in relation to another inanimate object! Getting down was so scary. I had a bath, yes a bath in a luxury bathroom! This backpackers must have been a really wealthy person’s house in the ...

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