Wisteria Place Durban

5 Lester Avenue Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

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Still so proud to be Canadian

A travel blog entry by maia

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... Sometimes I worry that people get lost in the policy and the decisions being made by a few who are claiming to represent the many and forget that Canada is an amazing country filled with amazing people. Canadians tend to love nature and the outdoors and many love social services and functional social systems. They are supportive and generous by nature and have a history of being peace-keepers around the world. They are natural care-takers who, ...

A Zulu nation and a Bunny chow

A travel blog entry by afrikanskies

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... known as a virgin, is placed atop the curry and acts as a sort of entree when dipped into the gravy of the curry. Just remember it is considered poor etiquette to lay a finger on another mans’s virgin without prior permission!

Also when discussing the dish you must remember that using the word “chow” alienates you out as a clueless tourist - the local lingo would be “let's go do some bunnies”. However, when it comes to placing ...

This Is Africa!

A travel blog entry by christinas

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... es ihnen geht, reden mit ihnen usw. Benötigen sie zB einen Besuch in einer Klinik oder im Krankenhaus holen wir sie auch ab, dann können sie sich zuerst bei uns duschen und dann begleiten wir sie in die Klinik.
Die Klinik ist eine Erfahrung für sich, vor allem wenn man wie wir unwissenden, an einem Mittwoch hingeht, an welchem eigentlich Schwangeren - Tag ist, was bedeutet, dass die Schwangeren zu erst drankommen, und man statt ...

16 beautiful kids and a thankful mama

A travel blog entry by katherine-anne

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... their lives, for seeing how well they were doing.
One little face was missing. 'Katherine, did you cry all alone in Holland when you heard Cindy died?'
I had not heard and tried not to show my tears now as the children smiled and told me not to be sad, it was all right, she was in heaven now.
Faith - it seemed to be a real comfort.

The orphans were clearly benefiting from the volunteers efforts and money. Things were not so dire as ...

Be Easy Zambezi

A travel blog entry by jzafricajourney

... up on a hill. The bar was busy and i met the owner who gave me the only room they had left, which turned out to be my favorite room so far on the trip. It was a chalet, set upon a hill with the lake shore just below me, and a porch out front with an amazing view of the lake. After soaking in my surroundings, i went and ordered a pizza at the restaurant and watched one of the last world cup games.
The next day i picked up some bread and fruit in ...

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