Maun Lodge

Plot No 459 Boseja, P.O. Box 376 Maun, Botswana

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the 'camp fire'
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Bushy Botswana

A travel blog entry by estermeyer

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Drove 1200km from Swakopmund to Maun. Corene fell from a chair around the fire in the middle of the dining area!

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Cruising the Zambezi River

A travel blog entry by gregd999

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... who dived and surfaced near the boat - even swimming under it on occasions. Also saw more elephants, which by now hardly attracted a murmur, crocodiles, eagles and lots of other bird life. Last camp night together, and finally a couple of hours to relax and sort yourself out. Gosh, we had flushing toilets, power to charge our devices, a light to cook by, and a bar to buy a cold drink. How quickly the simple things become ...

Dancing With Elephants In The Dark

A travel blog entry by gregd999

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... while down below under the truck our tents were full of sand which we brushed out later when we set up for the night, and our long pants were covered in sand, soil and bits of the delta. Anyway, they tried. An hour or so down the road, and after darkness had fallen, the truck screeched to a halt as an elephant calmly walked across the road. Now, in Australia we are used to kangaroos that bound across the road and can make a real mess, but one wandering grey elephant can really ...

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A travel blog entry by ieeworldvoyage

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... open a map and ask all these people where they went, where they are going and what to do, because in my mind, they all know better than us...At times, I am frantically reading the Lonely Planet 3 days ahead and we still have so much to cover in terms of places to go... it is overwhelming! We don’t even have a GPS like others, and no proper maps, except for the one in the Lonely Planet... which at times is definitely not accurate. As I am writing, Lance ...

Botswana: Okavango Delta to Chobe National Park

A travel blog entry by nathananddarja

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... 8217;t quite sure if the information was lost in translation or the very different way of live was just so foreign to us.



We arrived on one of the islands which had a camp site, or maybe better put a place where we could camp. There was a big tree for some shade and somewhat flat ground. The toilet for the next two days was a deep (~1 m) hole in the ground. Instead of flushing you add some of the dirt back into the hole. If the shovel ...