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Blessed land
Not al kindom dt cn acormodate a whithe man or woman and 4rm d view of d site d land is blessed.
From Blog: With open arms
Objection
There are no miracles, but our thinking make so... Aalam jahangir (9797071502)
From Blog: DEMOKRASHNIKOV - a summary of West Africa 2006
WELL, that is called Madda. It also an west African fruit that is very good. You might of called it sour which it is but that's not the right way how to eat it. Your suppose to put a lot of sugar and spittle salt. Its an excellent fruit. I had it many times in Africa!!.
From Blog: In Search of King Solomon's Mines
Wli waterfall
I really like the photo and would like to use it for my article in a newsletter. I am Ghanaian but live in Germay
From Blog: And then it changed
Chimanimani Is A World Of Wonders
Chimanimani is great.A world of wonders which reveals God's glorly.A vast game,fantastic mountains,fantastic Bridal Veil Falls,fantastic exotic plantatios and afterwards ever green through out the year,so beautiful.I am dreaming to enjoy honeymoon in Chimanimani's unspoiled environment.In addition,I am blessed to be a Chimanimani born.
From Blog: A fading hope
Curiosity.
Gotta admire the curiosity. Sorry 'bout your bike that time, mate. The old guy's got such long fingers!
From Blog: From the floor of a RETSULAUNT in Karonga
OM SHANTI.................
From Blog: Hare Durban, Hare Durban, Durban, Durban, Hare, Hare!
mamobi
my nema isramatushaibu byby today iam in love inmyschool ilove you i am in the school today my mather nema is ayisha good by yb yb by by i love you my school nemais qubbatul islamic school byby my father nemais shaibuabubakar i cema form togo i live in mamobi i lek my book i lek book today by by by by no, 0243727070by by by me abook today and pens my mather is calling me
From Blog: Pidgin pals
Juggernath Puri Mandir
Is it true that meals are beuing served at this temple since the 12th century?
From Blog: Hare Durban, Hare Durban, Durban, Durban, Hare, Hare!
that is not a stonefish
yup. that's not a stonefish
From Blog: The Fairy & the Farm. Part IX: The Pipemaker
HAKUNA MATATA...I ENJOYED YOUR BLOG ITS SO SWEET AND BEAUTIFULY
Am currently living in kigoma in one of the fuckin interrior part of tanzania,its only accesible by wateraways and aircraft only...i have got digital camera so i got a lot of photos here talkin about...............,if you would like dem photos as a photoblogger hook me up..and i wil drop them like their hot to ya...get in touch via ma email for more info abt me.peace
From Blog: The Wild West
Great depth and texture in the image; I will attribute credit for the photo, if I ever get published. Many thanks/ dp
From Blog: Bissau bustle and blues
This such a great post! Awesome! churchwarden pipes lover
From Blog: The Fairy & the Farm. Part IX: The Pipemaker
request of assistance
please i need your financial assistance for enable me complete my HND programme here in Nigeria. my place of living is Sukur Rugudum.
From Blog: With open arms
suggest
why nigeria are neglecting this area but developing the heritage site that is in the south, now thyis site is more that 10 years after listing in the unesco why
From Blog: With open arms
Thanks for the memories
Hi Bobbie, Thanks for sharing the photo's and the story. I was there in the 1980's and had a wonderful time. I slept in the same cave, swam in the same streams and pools as you must have. Regards, Brian.
From Blog: A fading hope
beautifull
wi wish ona day to see this place. when is their festival wel take place again pls give me the full date.
From Blog: With open arms
topetope
OMG... I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FRUIT IN US... BUT NO LUCK....i USED TO EAT THIS FRUIT IN SCHOOL IN dAR ES SALAAM.... USED TO LOVE IT... EVEN DURING CLASS TIME... HID IT IN THE DESK.... AND TAKE ONE SEED AT A TIME AND SUCKED ITS SWEET N SOUR JUICE WITH CHILI AND SALT AND AT THE END I USED TO PEEL THE INNER LINING OF THE FRUIT AND CHEW THAT AND OMG..... I CANNOT TELL U HOW MUCH I LOVED IT... AND MISSING IT FOR YEARS NOW.... NEVER BEEN BACK AND ITS BEEN 35 YEARS NOW.....MHMHMH!!!!! I would love to get hold of some seeds and maybe plant it.....
From Blog: In Search of King Solomon's Mines
niceee
haha i was in moza. like 2 1/2 months ago had some cashews so good have you had the wine they make from it?
From Blog: 24 hours
Contradictory statement
I like the photo and the theme. but the first statement and the forecast looks gloomy to me.
From Blog: Thoughts from Mr Rittersport's back seat
Grammatic correction
I have watched all your photos, which I find phenomenal and shows that you have criss-crossed the country, seen it and heard it all, except for the language. your title for the photo should be " your average Mosotho" which is singular which will tie in with your explanation of what the photo portrays.
From Blog: Thoughts from Mr Rittersport's back seat
Very Interesting
This is very interesting. Is this blog still maintained after 5 years? I should like to compare and contrast the conditions today with that of the travel date of this blog. Also, who is this leprechaun Bobbie Nystrom and Djinn Djenne? These are the things I desire to know. Avatar.
From Blog: Sahara hot nights
Deborah
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Nice to see!
Nice to see my home in those truthful pictures...Txs
From Blog: The Pied Piper of Bujumbura