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Published: July 23rd 2010
Well the start of our trip has gone great! Please take a look at our truck. The carcass is more like a bus, but in in Africa it is more prestigious to drive a “truck” so we are not allowed to call it a bus in front of the driver. There is the driver/mechanic and the chef, then the tour guide leader, and 30 of us. We are Americans, Canadiennes, Dutch, German, Aussie, English and Korean. Al...
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Anna C.
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Uraaaaaaa! Finally caught up with your travels!
Adam, Laura, I am in the bus from NYC to DC - finally a moment to catch up with your adventures. The bus is slowing down so I look to see whether there are some antillopes or other cattle block the road... Uuups, you just made me day dreaming - i see the endless red lights of weekend traffic and wished I was going somewhere nice and exotic, somewhere where the bus will not have wireless internet and there would be no way we could be watching "The Bounty Hunter" on HD. Thank you for sharing your explorations. I am very proud of you and happy that I get to follow you around the world. Keep making us dreaming, my dears. I promise to catch up on Laura's blog shortly, although to be honest the likelihood of me needing traffic safety info for Africa or anywhere in the world is slim to none... Hate driving, metro, baby, that is what I care for. Hugs, Anna