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June 15th 2002

Published: May 7th 2013

June 2002 Our first trip to Ponta Malongane, Mozambique The long civil war in Mozambique had ended in 1992 and at the turn of the century, tourism was slowly becoming a popular means of income for the Mozambicans again, with lots to offer and South Africans were starting to explore this country again and we were fortunate to be amongst those that did. After such a devastating war, in 2002 it sti... Read Full Entry

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Alma van As

roamingfox

Alma and Paul's (aka Fox & Squirrel) travels, holidays and tours over the last three decades - wow, a long time - to a fair number of destinations and countries. Some of our hobbies are camping, overlanding, diving and snorkelling. We have been fortunate to see so much, and yet there is still so much more to see..... Thank you for reading my blogs and please feel free to pass comments.... full info

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Viewpoint hill

The steep road going down

Another wonky bridge

Is it safe to cross this one?

Third visit

Roughing it in a tent, but still fun!

Upgraded

With a bit more style!

Another upgrade

Each visit we added more to our camping experience

Nasty odour!

Fungus that attracts flies - phew!

7th May 2013

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

MOZ
Nothing like a pop-top to go off road for a pleasant beach sojourn. Southern Mozambique looks and sounds just fine.

7th May 2013

roamingfox
Alma van As

We love using our tent
It certainly is great having a roof top tent and the bed is far more comfortable than a stretcher or mattress on the ground. Only problem is the possibility of falling out of bed at that height!

7th May 2013

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Transportation
I'll bet the smaller truck was cleaner. Glad you walked to town for some wine...you'd hate to run out.

7th May 2013

roamingfox
Alma van As

Walking for wine
The smaller vehicle was definitely cleaner and more comfortable...but not as much fun. The walk was great, except Paul ended up with blisters on his feet from walking in the sand!

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