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Victoria Falls and overland trucking
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
So, after 13 days of travels we crossed into Zimbabwe.
This was the part of the trip I worried about the most. Although there were no lions hanging around Vic Falls to rip into a tent, the news seem to report daily on violence in Zimbabwe - it was just a few weeks earlier that the main
Seeing Animals in Etosha, Chobe and the Okovango Delta
Sunday, May 13, 2007
Now that we’ve seen cheetahs and seals, we were ready for a real national park.
So, after a good 12 hours drive, we arrive at Etosha National Park. Etosha is famed for being accessible and having lots of great watering holes. We spend a solid 2 days driving through every nook and cranny of the
Namibia - the first few days
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
I just came back from a 16 day adventure traveling through South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and then Zimbabwe. I’ll cover this trip in 3 or 4 posts by focusing on each country and then a bit on overland trucking itself.
Namibia is an empty and dry country. For those that don’t know (and I
Biking and wine tasting in the Santa Ynez Valley
Thursday, April 19, 2007
I will cover our 4 days in Santa Ynez with a focus both biking and then food/wine. Depending on who you talk to, Santa Ynez is known for either of these topics. For example, Lance Armstrong comes here to train because the hills are similar to what he faces in the Tour de France. And Sideways
Big Sur
Wednesday, April 4, 2007
We spent 2 days in San Luis Obispo and Big Sur. The views of the coastline from this stretch of 1 are incredible. Lots of shear drops into the sea, such as these.
For us though, the shore was covered by thick fog that we only avoided by heading up. So we went up each day – once on a hike
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