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  • South Africa South Africa is the largest country in Africa. They speak Afrikaans which is a sort of form of Dutch, they speak English and a few African languages. They are a pretty developed country, their population Posted by GabrielRR in Gabriel's Semester at Sea Journey | Oct 14, 2009
  • Week 29: Cape Town (final week) & Breede River Cape Town Grant Dutton conned me into playing touch footy, playing at Camps Bay was called off due to the wind, thinking I’d gotten out of it as the wind was absolutely blowing a gail, my heart sunk when he Posted by guypearson in Brothers Pearson RTW 09 | Oct 12, 2009
  • Week 28: Capetown week 1 & Elaandsbaai w/e Cape Town Well, timing is everything I guess & my first Monday in CPT was also Tam’s Birthday. 25, what a great age, definitely been the best year of my life thus far, though it’d be sad if it Posted by guypearson in Brothers Pearson RTW 09 | Oct 12, 2009
  • Driving Into the White “it never rains in the Kalahari”, said the woman at the lodge. I was leaving wet footprints all over her kitchen and generally dripping with water as I followed to collect the keys from her, while she waved her arms Posted by Ofelia in Where is Maaret? | Oct 13, 2009
  • It's all about the wedding... Around 10pm in Abu Dhabi airport it finally hit me, a bit late, but then again, I blame my sluggish Finnish genes. I was going back to Africa. And yes, I told everyone about this months ago, and yes, I even Posted by Ofelia in Where is Maaret? | Oct 12, 2009
  • Cape Town, South Africa Like us, maybe you've long loved South African jazz and choral singing. Maybe you’ve read the country's amazing novelists, poets, and filmmakers, white and black and “colored” (or mixed race), even teaching their work. You have dear South African friends Posted by JR-CR in A Family at Sea | Oct 10, 2009
  • PLEASE SPONSOR US! We are raising money for 2 charities that we have seen doing incredible work in the area around the hospital that we used to work in in South Africa. To learn more about the charities check out the early blog Posted by robandpol in LongWayHome | Sep 30, 2009
  • gcwala ngomancane Before I went to DBN I jst saw something strange , A 2 year old boy drinkin a beer thats strange and life is full of suprizes Posted by warra in My trip from East London to Durban | Sep 17, 2009
  • 8 Days and Counting! With only 8 days left, I decided this morning that I might want to start packing! I can't believe how fast this trip is coming and I'm SO excited!! With running shoes, 3 boxes of granola bars and mega Posted by julesmarie in Where Will Jules Go | Jun 5, 2009
  • Itinerary Hi everyone! Here is the schedule for my exciting adventure! Every day is full of fun activities and I'm really excited to share all of these experiences with you! ITINERARY – SOUTH AFRICA STUDY ABROAD 2009 Sunday, June Posted by julesmarie in Where Will Jules Go | Jun 5, 2009
  • welcoming function vibe It was an opening function for the WSUCS and its a week before they travel to durban.Most of the students on the picture are goig to the trip whereas others are stayin behing Posted by warra in My trip from East London to Durban | Sep 9, 2009
  • South Africa, Lesotho & Swaziland - Loadsa passport stamps I needed to get from Windhoek, Namibia to Cape Town, South Africa, luckily for me someone had sent an email to a hostel I was staying at saying that he had space in a people carrier, on the very day Posted by machine in Jamie's Travel Blog | Sep 8, 2009
  • Country #3 South africa or also known as republic of south africa is located at the very bottom of africa it is surrounded by the indian ocean on the south east and and the atlantic ocean on the south west, the latitude Posted by eric stubb in eric | Aug 26, 2009
  • I'm an aunty now!! So ... the timing worked out perfectly. The day the tour ended, 29th July 2009, my sister was scheduled for her C-Section and all went very well. Kayley Mae Jensen was born and she is sooooo Posted by julesfsmit in Julie's Journeys | Aug 19, 2009
  • Bulungula Experience, plus South Africa's countryside It wasn't an easy task to get to the Bulungula Lodge in the Ngileni Village (Wild Coast south of Coffee Ba Posted by daveliz in Dave & Elizabeth's World Adventure | Aug 9, 2009
  • South Africa by daylight Compared to most of A Posted by daveliz in Dave & Elizabeth's World Adventure | Jul 23, 2009
  • TIA...This is Africa! Yes, she is wild and unpredictable… and captivatingly full of life. No doubt she is rich in wildlife, but her people were too the stars of our Southern Africa escape. From the moment we arrived in Zambia to Posted by Danie Joe in Around in 95 | Jul 28, 2009
  • South Africa 04.-29.10.01 In 2001 Fredrik, Bård, Sverre, Grete and I went to South Africa to visit Øystein who was working for IFS in Centurion at the moment. [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/227644/079 Posted by gunnhild in Fredrik & Gunnhild | Nov 22, 2001
  • What a Strange Day! If day 1 wasn’t strange enough day 40 certainly made up for any doubt. Saying goodbye today was such a peculiar experience. It wasn’t like saying goodbye to people you have met on a week long vacation but rather saying Posted by CFerro88 in Daily Journal | Jul 20, 2009
  • Reflections on an Ending Journey With my final day at the YMCA quickly approaching, I thought it would be a good time to have a few final thoughts on what this journey has be to me. First and foremost the reoccurring theme of this trip Posted by CFerro88 in Daily Journal | Jul 16, 2009
  • First Day Impressions Hello all from beautiful South Africa! I arrived safely on Tuesday morning and after a crazy layover in "Joburg" I landed in Pietermaritzburg. I flew in on a BAe Jestream plane which was an experience all to itself(Google an image Posted by CFerro88 in Daily Journal | Jul 15, 2009
  • Weekend This past Saturday was the first weekend when I had absolutely nothing planned for the day. I was feeling very bold so I decided to sleep in to an unheard of 930! After waking I thought I would continue my Posted by CFerro88 in Daily Journal | Jul 13, 2009
  • The Wine, The Whine So, this is Dean at the keyboard, so the recap will probably not be as detailed or well written. We got up the day before yesterday and drove ourselves out to the wine country, Stellenbach, to be exact. We were booked Posted by Anadean in Africa | Jul 11, 2009
  • Graskop and farewell to the Monkeys! I can't believe its my last day in South Africa! I fly to Cameroon tomorrow for the next chapter of this adventure, I've not got much idea of what awaits me out there, but one thing I know is that Posted by Chewbecki in South Africa take 2! | Jul 11, 2009
  • Wrap Up of SOS Week and Weekend Plans It is Friday afternoon and the SOS Children’s village campers have just left following their final day. The weekend was by far the most exhausting one I have had since being here. Those little boogers have plenty of energy and Posted by CFerro88 in Daily Journal | Jul 10, 2009
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