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3rd February 2014
Shashamane

Shashamane
When Haile Selassie visited Jamaica, it rained for 40 days & 40 nights so the Rasafarians declared him a god. In appreciation he granted them land for an enclave in Ethiopia. One of Ethiopian history's great stories. Lucky are you to have been to this enclave...and the above photo your testament. Ethiopia's history is one of the jewel of Africa's highlights. Enjoy.
28th January 2014

Goat racing, what a scream
Raffle tickets, wine, desserts....it sounds like you had everything you needed. Loved hearing about your night in the tent outside the police station. The kindness of others.
26th January 2014

Welcome back...
We would have regretted missing this blog as it brought back wonderful memories of our safari in these parks in January 1984. Your Followers await the next installment with abated breath. The best place to end a long trip is home with family so enjoy until your next adventure!
25th January 2014

Certainly glad you are blogging again.
We are fans who have been waiting for more. Slip, slop, slap, love the elephants. There is nothing better than seeing animals in their natural habitat. We'd love to see the lions watching us. Sounds like a fantastic adventure. Please keep blogging.
20th November 2013

Fantastic blog
This is a travel experience of a life time.
From Blog: Rwanda
20th November 2013

Life Adventures
Found your blog today. You've had some marvelous life adventures.
From Blog: Cote d'Ivoire
8th February 2013

Great photos!....quick question...
Can you tell me who you booked with to do this as I am planning to do it this year :-)
From Blog: Rwanda
20th November 2013

Hi there!
Sorry it's taken so long to reply to your question. I travelled with African Trails and highly recommend them. I've booked a second trip with them and will be heading off for four months next year. Can't wait!
From Blog: Rwanda
28th December 2012

Fantastic!
I love reading about your gorilla trek adventures. I've wanted to do this for years and now you've rekindled the desire! Which did you prefer for the trek, Uganda or Rwanda? How would one even begin coordinating something like this?
From Blog: Uganda
28th December 2012
Giving Rosie a rest

Hebat
very beautiful, like at home say trik sulap
From Blog: Uganda
27th December 2012

Fabulous blog!
I trekked the gorillas back in 2008 and it is definitely one of the top ten travel experiences ever. Sounds and looks like it left the same impression on you. Sorry to hear about the theft of your Blackberry (and possibly other items) on Christmas Eve - hope everything is okay.
From Blog: Rwanda
27th December 2012

Thanks Shane...
The phone is the least of my worries but I'll miss all my notes. Having been in Cairo less than 12 hours after an overnight bus from Dahab, I still had my passport in my bag, as well as one other person's. The embassy is closed until after new year's which is unbelievably frustrating but...the joys of travel. I hope you enjoyed the festive season and all the best for 2013!
From Blog: Rwanda
26th December 2012

Sorry to hear about the theft...
this has happened several times on your trip. Despite it all you adapt and still publish great blogs.
From Blog: Rwanda
26th December 2012

Great blog and pictures...
you must have taken good notes to remember all this detail three months later...or most probably it was an experience you couldn't forget.
From Blog: Rwanda
26th December 2012

Not so much a great memory...
... as keeping notes in my Blackberry! Then I would email them to myself and when I had internet, upload the notes. This has all come to an abrupt end however as I was robbed on Christmas eve and have now lost the phone and my notes from Ethiopia, Sudan and the few days in Egypt. I will post photos with a few paragraphs beneath instead.
From Blog: Rwanda
25th December 2012
The first glimpse

Unbelieveable.
This trip looks amazing. Its definitely something I hope to do someday. Thanks so much for sharing this experience and recommending Rwanda.
From Blog: Rwanda
17th November 2012

What a trip!
Thanks for all your effort in writing the blogs and psoting the pictures. I look forward to your blogs about Tunesia and then South America.
6th November 2012

very sorry
Sorry to hear that and we camair pple suffer from that too. Hope things change quickly so youths can get jobs and stop bad act. But hope u had a great experince to remember cos we are very nice pple.
3rd September 2012

Glad you have regrouped..
So good to read your blogs again.Great they opened the immigration office for you. Glad you are happy and having fub again.
From Blog: Gabon
3rd September 2012

Devastating news
We are so sorry for you loss of all those photos and personal items. I'm glad you were insured but as you say some things are not replaceable. Hope your knees are better. Massage is the cure for all.
2nd September 2012

photos--so sorry!
So sorry you lost your computer with all your photos--it's a cautionary tale for all of us long-time travelers to back them up (I've only done this once in two years--bad form). However, I'm glad you're with a group and on to new adventures. Maybe you can use some of your friends' photos. Your adventure sounds great!
From Blog: Gabon
2nd September 2012

Welcome back to blogging...
and that you have worked out the picture thing! Just remember that you need to post 5 pictures to show up on the Front Page...realizing that with your broadband connections, it probably takes five minutes for each picture so isn't worth the wait for you, but is for us.
From Blog: Gabon
2nd September 2012

Good to be back!
Thanks for the feedback as always, Bob. Yes, internet isn't the fastest, especially when all 15 of us are frantically trying to Skype, upload to FB and blogs and check bank balances!
From Blog: Gabon

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