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Digging Durban
In planning my travels through South Africa I knew that I had to apply for my Indian visa along the way which would mean spending at least a week somewhere to do this. The only places with Indian embassies accepting Visa applications were Johannesburg, Pretoria and Durban. I thought Durban would be the best place to lay my hat and I guess it was, as my one week turned into two, partly because I didn't apply for my visa straight away and partly because I was ...
The Moses Mabhida Football Stadium day
... the pitch. It was probably more scary then the bungee! We did pay for the DVD but they forgot to video it! We had a Bunny Chow for tea, this is basically a loaf of bread cut in half, the insides scooped out and filled with curry. You then use the bread as a fork to eat the curry with. No cutlery allowed! Apparently you can't come to Durban and not have a Bunny Chow! Durban has a huge number of Indians living here, the most outside of India in fact! This is why they are so ...
DIFF - Day 6 - The South African Film Community
... for the airport, I am looking forward to being in touch with them in six months about their new content.
Hopefully there is a wealth of films that can be celebrated come next May and that it is the beginning of a lasting relationship with the creators of African cinema.
This has been the easy part, making the connections. Much is yet to come, but I look forward to meeting my new friends at Festivals around the globe and hopefully we will host them in Seattle soon.
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Wine, wine and more wine
Surabaya- 2hr flight to Jakarta +5 hrs in airport, thence to Dubai (8 hr flight) and another 5 hrs in an airport where David is allowed into the Business Class lounge as he is a Silver frequent flyer, whilst I am not! Then another 8 hr flight to Durban where we were met by Emma and Sutz and taken home to a wonderful doggy welcome.
Beautiful sunshine and a sparkling pool provided the setting for the next few days ...
Surfers, Elephants and African vibe
... stopped and shortly after we understood why. There was a herd of at least 60 elephants crossing the road. Faycal was going wild with the camera while I slowly rolled towards the elephants. Once you are 2 meters away you just turn of the engine and enjoy. The elephants are used to cars slowly passing by so you rarely hear about problems but if they start to flex their ears you know you might be in trouble. We had a great few hours watching a mixture of adorable youngsters and ...
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