Travel to Inhassoro – gardens @ Gilo Posted on 24 February 2009 Tags:Africa They said that Africa was not for sissies’ I laughed and thought “well all that walking up and down Table Mountain would see me through”. Never in my wildest dreams not even those of a young man wishing to walk from Cape to Cairo did I expect to be shocked by every turn of our traveling Trio of Toyota’s. Shockwaves of pure bewilderment at the beauty of our land, and that of our neighboring countries. Our travel has been a lot easier than that of the thousands and thousands of Africans that I have seen, and although I feel like as if I have only see the land through a very small pinhole, I can not escape my new found love of the people, culture and joy of traveling through Africa. Oscar O Ryan – Camera Assistant Today I felt myself settling into the “rhythm” of travel. The experienced traveler will understand the term. The feeling that you are one with the road, the elements, the challenges, but mostly the people and the smiles, the feeling of standing barefoot on the hot tar and understanding the purpose of travel, feeling the growth in your soul. Darren Putter – Producer Related Posts Hong Kong – Moving Sushi marine conservation blog 30 November 2009 Hong Kong is an economically rich country (run by China) with not one single fisheries... read more Baked rice with oyster mushrooms 26 November 2009 You can make this easy, light and summery dish with any mushrooms and add chicken... read more Ray Chalpin solo walk from Cape Town to Beit Bridge – day 17 24 November 2009 The day was really spent playing online (bandwidth & power - two valuable commodities!) and... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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