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  • Zambia and Lake Malawi Firstly, sorry this post is so long...internet access has been extremely limited during the past couple of weeks. After leaving behind Victoria Falls, we continued to travel east through Zambia - staying for a night on the shores of the man Posted by chris89 in Travails of the Wide Eyed Wanderer | Jun 20, 2008
  • Tales From the Saddle In Malawi they have a game called Bao. The board is often polished teak that is intricately engraved with Africa’s big five. The playing surface is thirty two small bowls carved into the wood. Two players move Posted by peelstick in Tales From the Saddle | Jun 11, 2008
  • Mount Mulanje Hello Hello Eerst en vooral aan iedereen een heel dikke merci voor de tonnen en tonnen verjaardagswensen aan het adres van ons Liesje... Jeroentje zag al groen van jaloezie want iedereen was hem vergeten in het druilerige Bolivia op 14 maart Posted by liesjoen in from A to Z | Aug 28, 2007
  • Malawi MALAWI Allereerst!!! WELCOME ON THE PLANET: SIEBE is geboren! Liesje is de trotse meter-Tia en Jeroentje is de fiere Tio! Proficiat Bart en Tessa!!! Ti seen prachtig bazeke.. we hebben 2 hartverscheurende weken moeten wachten op eerste fotoos maar Posted by liesjoen in from A to Z | Aug 20, 2007
  • In Malawi I just came back from Kande Beach which is on Lake Malawi. The water was warm, clean and clear. I was able to go scuba diving and horse riding. While scuba diving I saw thousands of Cichlids. Posted by OhnoBonobo in African Adventure | Jul 29, 2007
  • Lake Malawi 22nd to 23rd January 2007 Upon arrival at Doogles, this is the e-mail I sent on 22 January 2007 at 06:33 CAT: Subject: Mala wi is cold and wet – but still beautiful Hi Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Jan 22, 2007
  • MALAWI 21st January 2007 We were woken and pulled out of bed early on Sunday morning. The taxi driver (who I had helped get un-stuck the day before, halfway between Mbeya and Chitipa), made us get our shit together and Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Jan 21, 2007
  • Malawi trip A few general notes on Malawi. I was surprised by how green and lush Malawi is and the people are just tremendous, if you catch anyones eye they smile and everyone is ready to say hello,with a sincere handshake and muli Posted by JCHall in Malawi | Feb 20, 2007
  • Blantyre Logged on in Joburg airport to pass the time. I have had a fabulous experience in school, observing and teaching, I took assemble yesterday presenting what they call the sketch which is the educational presentation as opposed to warnings about wearing Posted by JCHall in Malawi | Feb 17, 2007
  • Blantyre First of all thanks everyone for your comments it makes me feel not so far away. I have had the most amazing time the malawian people are the most friendliest people in the world every conversation begins with how are Posted by JCHall in Malawi | Feb 13, 2007
  • Lilongwe I am in Blantyre after a packed 5 days. The journey was long but it all went well. We stayed in Lilongwe the capital for 2 nights our hotel was in the form of chalets I shared a 2 bed Posted by JCHall in Malawi | Feb 12, 2007
  • Lilongwe I am in Blantyre after a packed 5 days. The journey was long but it all went well. We stayed in Lilongwe the capital for 2 nights our hotel was in the form of chalets I shared a 2 bed Posted by JCHall in Malawi | Feb 12, 2007
  • Ready to go If you are reading this well done you followed your instructions and now we are blogging. I plan to post some info as soon as I can in Malawi, I understand there is an internet cafe in Blantyre. The suitcase is closed Posted by JCHall in Malawi | Feb 5, 2007
  • Looking Dreadful [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/65146/The lucky blue tent.jpg thumb=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/65146/thu Posted by Raffe in An African Odyssey | Aug 22, 2006
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