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Today we crossed the border into Malawi. Unfortunately, the truck broke down for a couple of hours and we were the entertainment for a fairly large group of children on the road side. They wanted a football, or our shoes, pens, anything really. We did have a football on the truck but Biggie, our guide advised not to give it to them as it would have caused a war - apparently the children were from a few different villages.
We have been travelling for two days now since leaving Zanzibar. We stopped of at a campsite on Saturaday night called crocodile camp, It was a good site with just us there but we were woken on 5 am by a very disturbing sound. We thought someone was being assaulted. Our tents were very close to each other so we all started whispering - what shoud be do? Stay in our tents or investigate? We decided to stay put and wait till day break an hour later. When we got up we searched the site for blood .... apparently a goat had got stuck in our swing bin and the noise was the goat as it was distressed to have the bin lid stuck round its neck... Shame we missed it as it would have been hillarious. Last night we stayed at a very cool camp site called the Old Farm. It is run by and English guy called Mark. They laid on a brilliant dinner for us and we relaxed in the comfy bar afterwards but as usual it was an early 7am kick off so an early night was had by all.
Tomorrow we will get to Kande Beach in Malawi were we will spend several days. I will hopefully be able to upload some picutures there.
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sarah wade Tell me your kidding lol!!!! (joke) all happens when you go somewhere doesnt it and come on we want the pictures xxx take care
Ian You really must stop acting the goat Anne, your blogging has bin useless so far. I am surprised you couldn’t spare a football – let’s face it we’ve absolutely no use for footballs in this country have we? There’s really not much news from Blighty, it's pouring with rain oh and, speaking of the perfectly obvious, Tony Blair has released his memoirs – seems he may not always have told us the complete truth - extraordinary! At least it seems I do have one thing in common with him though – it turns out he’s always hated Gordon Brown! Sounds like you're having such an exciting African adventure – be safe and enjoy. Yes, pictures would be gratefully received or I shall simply continue believing you’re actually at Centre Parcs, Longleat. x
Rose Hi Anne, Sounds like you are having a fab time. Hopefully the weather is better than here, but that wouldn't be difficult!! Last handicap on Wednesday, won't be the same without you there. Hopefully I won't throw up this time. Pity no one was brave enough to go and see what the noise was, but did make me laugh when I read your blog. Take care. Looking forward to seeing the pictures. XX
Yvonne Grayson Immediate reaction: POOR GOAT!!!!! Joking aside Malawi is beautiful and I envy you - I have left a piece of my heart in Africa so if you find it could you bring it back with you. Anne - you are having a ball and such an experience - sounds bloody wonderful!!!!
graham Hiya Anne, naahaaahaaa, soz for not writing something sooner, sounds like your having a really great time I'm very envious, if you may come across the Wherethehellarewetribe let me know, :-)), wishing you all the best for your further treks, take care XX,
Leo Hi Anne.Ha! Wotrulike!! Great to see u r having a super time. Hope the snake is working !!All the best. Got Leo out When we were camping tin the serengeti. Seemed to work as we didnt get eaten. Also used him in the Ngorogoro crater campsite. I have some pictures but cant upload at the moment. Hopefully as we get further south i will be able to do something. x