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| 7th April 2008 Katy | YUK!!!!! - From: Botswana OH MY GOD!!!!!!!Those bugs are gruesome. Can't believe you can put your finger that close to one! Their legs look like they're made of metal!! |
| 7th April 2008 James Watson | What a trip! - From: On the road - 1st April - 6th April Sounds brilliant guys, thanks for keeping us updated. Spent the morning reading your updates instead of working and will now spend the afternoon day dreaming as a result!! Take care... |
| 25th March 2008 Dave Green | Now then folks... - From: Zambia Hi folks, Glad you've finally got round to updating the blog - kept checking as I've really enjoyed reading them - has Gems written them as the English is quite good? It would appear that Chase Gardening are flourishing under Tom's leadership and are rumoured to be considering floating on the stock market - city investors are believed to be interested assuming they can have assurances that the previous MD will never return. Your little adventure sounds amazing and I am very jealous - are you in Oz now? Can you try and keep up to the blog, its a little thing to ask and us people with relatively dull lives rely on things like this. Speak soon Lots of love Dave, Elaine, Finlay and Little Benji xxx |
| 23rd March 2008 Tom | 2 points - From: Overlanding with acacia - the first week point 1) although the hippo does kill a lot of human beings it is infact the fresh water crocodile that is the biggest human killer in the animal world. point 2) why do warthogs need toiletries?! |
| 3rd March 2008 Bri | Trainers for 6 quid! - From: Tues 5th Feb - Tues 12th Feb 2008 All impressive stuff buddy. None of it as impressive as 3 stripes for £6... Awesome! |
| 26th February 2008 Beeday | Loose cannons - From: Tues 5th Feb - Tues 12th Feb 2008 Gotta watch out for loose cannons mate - sometimes they win money! Greetings from Melbourne - sounds like you having an awesome time. |
| 1st February 2008 Katy | Africa Time - From: Weekend Is anyone talking about Africa time? It's like Africa service - if you have a certain time to do something, you have a window of about an hour or two each side - that's Africa time!! |
| 28th January 2008 Philster Holdgate | Kernick's blog - From: week 1 Hi Nick and Gems, just wanted to say that we're loving your blog. Sounds like a great adventure already and you've only been there 2 minutes! Can't wait for the next installment... Take care, Phil Lisa and the sprogs x |
| 20th January 2008 tony | bags - From: Packing hope its all going well apart from the lack of luggage |
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