Africa has been so much fun, we are into our last few days, and have mixed feelings about leaving. John is so at home here, he is really enjoying the bush life. I am too of course, but I am really aware of how much I need to see the towns and meet the people to get a feel for the place. We have just returned from Zimbabwe which is the most beautiful country I have ever seen - susie and matt also agree. We are already talking about when we will be back - definitely in the dry season and [View Full Entry]

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After 30 hours of travel we arrived to 13 degrees in j'berg and then it was actually very coolin Maun for the first few days too (unseasonal). On our first morning in Sitatunga (where Susie and Matt live) we saw 3 hippos and a cobera eating a puff adder, a puff adder eating a squirrel plus - plus open billed storks, squirrels, golden weavers, crocodiles the size of small cars. Wildlife in Africa is everywhere! Every day there is a major highlight, and I find myself thinking, well that was amazing, then the next day, something else fantastic happens, and after [View Full Entry]

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