Chokamella Lodge Hwange
Hwange, Zimbabwe
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Livingstone
... this night ended up? The best was the Zambian nun on the boat drinking wine the whole night. We docked just after sunset and returned to the campsite bar to continue the drinking until around midnight. This was a good night to meet the new people who joined the trip in Victoria ...
Victoria Falls
... Since we had such bad luck sighting a lion in the wild four of us went for the sure thing by signing up for a lion walk. I had my hesitations that it would be too much like a petting zoo with cubs. I was pleasantly surprised when we met the first lions; a pair of twelve month old brothers. These lions were more than big enough to kill a human and there form of "playing" was a bit rougher than we could endure. We ...
Hwange to Victoria Falls
We stopped off in Hwange National Park for the day and went on a game drive. It was nice but we did not see as much game as in other parks. However I got to see a crocodile which I have not seen yet (apart from in Australia) and also some hippos out of the water. From Hwange it was off to Victoria Falls which I was very excited about. We could see the falls from a long way off because we could see the cloud of mist and spray above them. In the town we walked around ...
Licked by a lion in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
... rate was Z$3,500 to the US$!!!!! That being said, my ethics were compromised as I opted for the street rate. Anyhow, I had a big wad of cash as there highest denomination was a Z$10,000 note. They will be dropping a zero from their currency in their near future and the Z$ notes currently in circulation will no longer be valid by end of June 2007 as specifically indicated on the $Z notes. The falls are easy to locate as there ...
We've come to the end of the road....
... 20 to enter Victoria Falls National Park, we were greeted with a magnificent view of the falls. Although the falls we slightly smaller than South America's Iguzu Falls, the falls were impressive nevertheless. We then had a brief stop at a flea market. There were numerous stalls selling like items. Wooden bowls and artifacts, and souvenirs were abundant. The vendors were quite aggressive and even willing to exchange their goods for clothing. ...
