Waterberry Zambezi Lodge
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It Roars and Thunders..The Big Kahuna
Hi from Zambia!
Bigger than the ¨Honeymoon Capital of the World,¨ Niagara falls...'Mosi-oa-Tunya,' also known as Victoria Falls, is one of the largest falls in the world. It is located in Southern Zambia in between Zambia and Zimbabwe. Someone once said the water fall can be described as the 'smoke that thunders.' There is good reason for …
Waterberry Zambezi lodge
Waterberry lodge
From the hot sweaty humid but peaceful setting of Tongabezi we moved up river to the slightly cooler Waterberry lodge. Wed had a lovely round-shaped thatched lodge with an upstairs which was perfect for us for the few days. The flood waters were starting to impinge on Waterberry with the little stream under the small foot …
Check Another One off the Bucket List
... to be the best guides. They are, in fact, excellent. We had our safety briefing, signed our waivers and were trucked to a put in point. Unfortunately to reach the put in you descended a trail in the morning heat with your industrial strength, big boy life jacket, paddle and helmet. The trail may lead to the seventh level of hell. All I know is that on arrival I looked like I swam there as the sweat painted my clothing. We did get to see the bridge where ...
Livingstone Wrap-up (for Now) – Random Notes
... 8221; rhino.
Any man stupid enough to believe that rhino horn will keep them erect longer is useless to the survival of the human species and should just go die of shame. Looking at you, China.
Caterpillars don’t taste bad – fried, they taste kind of like hamster food pellets, but chewy and more segmenty. It’s hard to get past the heads. (Yes, I’ve tried hamster food pellets. I had a hamster, and I was curious.)
Hand-rolled cigarettes ...
Falling for Vic Falls
... have had so far. Actually rafting some of the world's best rapids is not something that one does every day. The day dawned bright and beautiful, and with a healthy dose of nerves we set off down the Zambezi. In our boat were 4 South Africans, Spiro and Gary as well as Tim our guide. Needless to say, there was a fair bit of what we liked to call “ego of the outdoors” involved on the boat, which meant we all had to paddle hard, fast and take the most difficult ...
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