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November 5th 2013

Published: November 5th 2013

Dear All, A very warm greeting from the Angolan border, where we are having a day of washing and blogging before turning south. A nearby forest fire in Botswana has burnt itself out, and I have trained an Arrow-marked Babbler, Turdoides jardineli, to eat crumbs from my hat. We hope this finds you all well, it is hard to imagine a British November currently. We met a German tourist yesterd... Read Full Entry

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5th November 2013

Emily Badham
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Hi guys, what a wonderfull blog, it's always so hard to know what to write as after reading all the amazing adventures your up to life seems even more mundane than normal! I'm so sorry about you camera, I can imagine just how frustrating that must be. Tim was back last week for his second R&R

5th November 2013

anonymous
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Wowzers
You two crazy kids! Your blog just sounds so amazing and totally away from the reality of the UK! (Bet Jo enjoyed a bit of window shopping in Dubai!!)

5th November 2013

Aly
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Errrrr
Couldn't type any more...comments on last 'comment!!' But just wanted to say think of you both everyday and CAN'T wait for your return, enjoy enjoy enjoy! All my love as always xxxxxxx

6th November 2013

Aunty Dil
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Fantastic update - your memories will keep you going well into old age! When are you back in UK? xx

7th November 2013

Mike and Annie Inman
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Great to hear of your continued amazing travels - We are a little jealous! Hope all continues to go as well for the rest of your year. Annie xxxx Much enjoyed reading your blog, and enjoyed your comments about the countries I have visited, Ghana, Angola (where I had my 26th birthday), Namibia and RSA. We look forward to seeing your on your return to Devon ! Hugs, Mike.

7th November 2013

Jamie
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Doctorary…. where is the snow?
Hey you two, how much fun and great experiences can one couple have? Time you returned to St Moritz for a really dull time. Keep up the good stuff. Jamie

7th November 2013

Rupert and Annie
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Keep safe
Well done on your stint at Masanga, each of you building on what went before and others building on the great work you have done.Very impressed with your calmness about Liberia. Never been there but heard a story or two about the chaos and lawlessness. Splendid account of your journey south (how did you survive the culture shock of Dubai's airport!) and am sure Botswana will be a treat. November is now firmly settled in but still many leaves on the trees turning gold/russet. A forecast storm produced much wind for about 6 hours but fortunately not too much damage as it raced across England (unfortunately three or four lives). Looking forwards to your stories of Okovango and Chobe

14th November 2013

Louise
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Great trip
Hi guys, lovely to hear about your latest endeavours! It has helped to keep me awake at the 3am feeding session! Sending love & hugs to you both, enjoy making more amazing memories for the final phase of your trip & we will look forward to seeing you for slightly different adventures in 2014. Lou (&samuel) xxx

17th November 2013

Kev Oliver
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Great blog
Fantastic. Great to hear about your adventures. I spent a week in Ghana in October so sad to have missed you and your guitar playing. Make sure you bring those patched trousers to St M.

12th December 2013

Michael Roworth
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GRANNY
Is this the best way of contacting you? Could you email me - mroworth@aol.co.uk - to let me know if it is, or give me an alternative email for you. Thanks

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