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  • life of luxury soo... its been a week since i last wrote. and here it is to keep you up to date. we had a bad day on friday... first we lost a baby monkey up a tree... but using a large poking device Posted by leiasj in Carpe Africa | Apr 26, 2007
  • South Africa So here we are, at the southern tip of Africa. I've been here a few days now, but it's good to get down here, the starting point, and see a signpost to the finish point - Cairo - 9567 km away Posted by gohagan in cape2cairo | Apr 24, 2007
  • African Safari Hello All, Well what a totally awesome experience. The Safari has given us both a totally new respect and love for the African wild life. We did Kruger National Park in three different vehicles a van, open minibus and open Posted by Philby44 in Stuff around the world | Apr 20, 2007
  • Cape Town to Swakopmund Any fears I had about being the granddaddy of the tour were very quickly relieved as the 7 other travellers on our overland trip arrived at the departure briefing. Overlanders are synonymous with the 18 – 21 year-old drink, copulate Posted by Nat and Ev in Nat & Ev | Apr 18, 2007
  • I feel better prepared to have children... [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/92822/100%5F0402%5F1%5F%2Ejpg thumb=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos Posted by leiasj in Carpe Africa | Apr 18, 2007
  • Where the Wild Things Are [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/ Posted by kcrawf in Around the World in 300 Days | Apr 17, 2007
  • Cape Town Part 1 Last night we pulled into cape town. The city is not as big as I thougth it's be, but it is gorgeous! Table mountain and the Lions head are mountains, literally in the middle of the city... it overlooks the Posted by LargeTuna in Karoline and Kyle | Apr 15, 2007
  • The African adventure begins Well what a flight, 14 hours of video's, beer and sleeping, the holiday had truly begun!! We arrived in Johannesburg at about 4pm in the afternoon and was met by Cormak, the son of the Guest House owner. He took Posted by Philby44 in Stuff around the world | Apr 13, 2007
  • Identity Crisis so we have a bit of an identity crisis... After traveling for a while you notice that there are different economic strata of travellers, a caste system really, to define the traveler. The classification is based on a sigulare criteron - Posted by LargeTuna in Karoline and Kyle | Apr 13, 2007
  • first experiences with african efficiency... first things first...happy friday the 13th... After meeting back up with kyle, we spent one last night in dar and got eaten alive by either bed bugs or mosquitos in our worst nights sleep of the trip, and took a very Posted by LargeTuna in Karoline and Kyle | Apr 13, 2007
  • Südafrika Zambia Tafelberg Posted by america99 in Südafrika /Zambia | Apr 12, 2007
  • Cape Town Cape town is Sydney in a parallel universe, they speak English (very helpful if it's your only language), the wine is good, the climate is spectacular, toilet paper is soft and plentiful, they care about the world cup and their Posted by Nat and Ev in Nat & Ev | Apr 11, 2007
  • two to the sixth power two two hour delays on two different planes with two movies two ambien whilst enjoying two friendly south africans equals rainy & windy cape town with an airport pick-up by Posted by Britte in cheeky cheetah chix | Apr 11, 2007
  • cups, sauces and good beer the greatest thing happened last night.we were hungry and it was late but we found a bar open and when we ordered food, drinks, sauces, whatever you may want...they knew exactly what you meant..normally, over the last month, it would Posted by LargeTuna in Karoline and Kyle | Apr 10, 2007
  • driving on the wrong side of the road I'm in South Africa now - just touched down yesterday and it is SO good to be in a non-developing country... to be able to have people who understand you do something efficiently, and to have roods that are actual Posted by LargeTuna in Karoline and Kyle | Apr 10, 2007
  • Joburg spent the last couple of days cruising around joburg... wow! i have learnt an unbelievable amount about our country, its history and the people who live here and are part of the place. i finally have a much better sense Posted by EmmylouSA in In the beginning.. | Apr 4, 2007
  • So long to South Africa... First off, I must apologize for the delay in writing this week. Much of the week has just been focused on day to day work activities so there haven't been any great photo opporunities to share. However, today is my Posted by mquick70 in Oh the Places You Will Go | Mar 30, 2007
  • Visiting Labs in South Africa I can't believe how quickly the time has gone by. I have only 3 more nights in Africa before I head to the UK. There are times when it seems so impossible that I could be here that I forgot Posted by mquick70 in Oh the Places You Will Go | Mar 27, 2007
  • Training in the office Today was a relatively uneventful day but productive. Jemina and I spent the morning reviewing the RS lecture, presentation styles, and how to best interact as a facilitator. Belinda joined us for lunch and then we countinued in the afternoon. Posted by mquick70 in Oh the Places You Will Go | Mar 26, 2007
  • The Africa part of South Africa Today I am spent the day with one of my hosts, Jemina, and her family. Jemina picked me up from the hotel around 8:30am and we went to their church in one of the townships in Pretoria. Her family attends Posted by mquick70 in Oh the Places You Will Go | Mar 25, 2007
  • On Safari in South Africa I have been very much looking forward to today since I found out that I was coming to Africa - Safari Day! And as much I built up in my mind what it would be like, I could come close Posted by mquick70 in Oh the Places You Will Go | Mar 24, 2007
  • The rains down in Africa Tonight's entry will be short - it was a very productive day from a work standpoint. Belinda, Jemina, and I were able to all get on the same page with the plan for next week. We also spent time today Posted by mquick70 in Oh the Places You Will Go | Mar 23, 2007
  • Thursday Today was a relatively uneventful day. Jemina picked me up from the hotel and we headed to one of the laboratories - Lancet in Richmond, SA. There are 3 main commercial, private laboratories which provide cytology services throughout the country: Posted by mquick70 in Oh the Places You Will Go | Mar 22, 2007
  • South Africa Human Rights Day Today was a national holiday: South Africa Human Right's Day. The office was closed so one of my hosts, Herman, the Clinical Engineer (Field Service Engineer) took me around town to see some of the sights. We travelled throughout Pretoria, Posted by mquick70 in Oh the Places You Will Go | Mar 21, 2007
  • There was CHAOS!! I tell you, this trip is going to be a breeze compared to organising it! Running out of time and still so much to do. At least the farewell went off without a hitch.. I have the best friends EVER! Posted by EmmylouSA in In the beginning.. | Mar 21, 2007
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