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Category Archives: Africa
Chobe National Park
On Saturday, August 10th, Rebecca and I touched down in the heart of Botswana’s Chobe National Park, Savuti. I even got to co-pilot from the front seat on the short charter flight from the Okavango Delta. It took about 20 … Continue reading
Okavango Delta
After breakfast on Thursday, August 8th, we said goodbye to the lovely people at Tongabezi who had treated us so well. We were starting on the last leg of our journey that we had booked with Desert & Delta Safaris … Continue reading
A Stay on the Zambezi River
After departing Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe, our road transfer picked us up from the Victoria Falls Hotel to take us to our next destination on the Zambezi River in Zambia. The place we were staying was called Tongabezi and was … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Zambia
Tagged Natural wonder of the world, Sindabezi Island, Tongabezi Lodge, Victoria Falls, Zambezi River
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Rovos Rail Journey to Victoria Falls
Bec and I wanted to do something special to celebrate our 10th Wedding Anniversary so we decided a two week adventure in Southern Africa would fit the bill. We flew to Johannesburg on Wednesday, July 31st, met our car transfer, … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, South Africa, Zimbabwe
Tagged Beitbridge, Bulawayo, Danger Point, Gwanda, Hwange National Park, Johannesburg, Kennedy Siding, Limpopo River, Livingstone Island, Magaliesberg Mountains, Mosi Oa Tunya, Pretoria, Rovos Rail, Sheraton Pretoria Hotel, The Devil's Cataract, The Hide, The Most Luxurious Train in the World, Thompson Junction, Union Buildings, Victoria Falls, Victoria Falls Hotel
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Casablanca Conference
It all came about very last minute but I was on my way to Casablanca to attend a conference with a number of my colleagues. We arrived in the early morning hours of Sunday, November 12th and checked into the … Continue reading
African Safari
On Monday, July 28th Rebecca and I headed northeast from Port Elizabeth in the direction of Grahamstown. We drove for about one and a half hours before arriving at Pumba Private Game Reserve. We came to a double gated guard house, checked … Continue reading
Posted in Africa
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Scenic Route 62 and the Garden Route
On Thursday, July 24th, Rebecca and I said goodbye to the Winelands and set out eastwards. We drove over the Hottentots-Holland Mountains through the scenic Franschhoek Pass and down towards the Theewaterskloof Dam. At Villiersdorp, we turned north and entered … Continue reading
Posted in Africa
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