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The bus journey was a good 15 hours from Malawi to Zimbabwe and because we had to transit through western Mozambique, it involved two border crossings, a nightmare day for Jonathon with his border-phobia. The trip wouldn't have been so bad if the bus wasn't ridiculously overloaded with freight and locals, some standing in the center isle for the full duration of the trip, 32 hours from Malawi to Jo'burg!! We arrived in Harare ...
God's country
... dove into the adventure. Only a safari, Vic Falls and a cave painting was on my tourist list. I ended up doing none of them and still had the best time of my trip yet. After being picked up by Peter from the airport, the scenery finally matched my expectations of Africa. Even though ZIM has one of the best infrastructures in Africa, the people, the housing and just the overall flair next to the roads were telling me that I finally arrived. The cherry on the ...
Zambia and Zimbabwe
... insufferably at the camera and declare that 'God is great, God is good, God is in yo neighbourhood.' Then followed a shocking film named 'Redemption Ride'. Here a cyclist finds the meaning of life on an insanely dull solo cycle ride through middle America. All in all it did get us to the Zambian border post where immigration control consisted of a shed with a few guys slumped behind a desk. A scrum of people were trying to sort out their visas. As usual ...
A Long Time In Harare
... in for a treat, an obscure one at that. At the sanctuary we were able too see some animals for the first time, like meerkats, hyena, mamosets and servals. It was really cool, but this place was obscure and we were about to find out why.
We visited the enclosure that was meant to have a hyena. When we got there, what we found, in fact was not what we expected. It was a hyena, but this was not a normal hyena. What looked like a bear, crossed with a dog, crossed with ...
Day 12 - Tammy's Wedding
... buy a birthday card for Joelle (niece), whose birthday it is today. We got home, relaxed a little and then started getting ready for the wedding. We left in good time, and only made one or two little errors, and got to the venue on time. It was a different kind of service, being a Jehovah Witness ceremony, but they ended with the usual vows. Tammy looked radiant, and we were ...
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