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The Global Neighbor Project Team of Tacoma WA Kathleen and Rick Olson Michelle Cox and Julie Nordlund led by Bob Bowen of World Vision left SEATAC on a Sunday afternoon and arrived in Lesotho on Monday morning. We flew Northwest Airlines Airbus KLM 747 and South African Airways turbo prop to reach our destination. We laid over in Am http://www.travelblog.org/Africa/Lesotho/Maseru/blog-331691.html Why am I traveling to a tiny country surrounded by South Africa Why now Here's the deal It started when I was President of Tacoma 8 Rotary in 2005. Our club hosted a team of business persons on a study exchange from South Africa. They stayed in Tacoma for a week and my husband Rick and I hosted a team member. 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