Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Andrea I'm loving reading your adventures !!!! It's like a book !!!!! ....... Meanwhile in Caterham .... Er nothing happening xxxx
Awais Really nice... You may be interesting in reading more about Victoria Falls...http://www.worldfortravel.com/2012/07/08/the-devil%E2%80%99s-pool-%E2%80%93-victoria-falls/
Aji 10.12.11 at 1:16 amMeatJohnDoeHey, a bow may be more cumbersome and diiffcult to use than some other weapons, while lacking their range, but it can't be beat for a stealthy kill. What's that you say? The others in his company include two guys who just wing blunt objects at their targets, a girl carrying unsilenced guns and even wrist rockets, a guy in a mechanical suit, and another who just screams with mutated rage as he smashes everything in sight? Yeah, that doesn't make any sense at all, does it.
Lusaka Central, Zambia
Jordan This is too funny....must be a ghost writer!! Lads
Zak Hey this makes me very excited to see. I have lived in the UK since 2004 and not been back to Zambia, where I was born, since. I'm sure a lot has chgnaed and I'm nervous and excited to be going back in July! thanks nice blog!
Chinsali, Zambia
Jo Which one of you is writing this?
Chinsali, Zambia
Craig haha brilliant
Dina It all depends if you want to go to a city, or more rural/country/park area, or even inroinattenal travel. For city travel, this is my suggestion. A few years back shortly after I had gotten out of college and had little money, a friend and I used something like Orbitz or Hotwire to book a vacation. We went to Chicago for 4 days, stayed in a luxury hotel (no joke, nicest hotel I've ever stayed in), and total cost for round-trip travel & hotel itself was $450. That left the rest for food and anything else we wanted to do. And if you explore the city without getting sucked into pricy tourist traps, you probably don't need much ($50 a day max?). Prices have gone up in the past few years obviously, but I still would bet you can do that trip or one to any other major US city of your choosing for under $1000. I just like Chicago since it's only a 1-hour time difference from the east coast. Really easy to avoid jetlag. Oh, and by the way, I just did a quick search for packages from Boston to Chicago on kayak.com (great travel site, in my opinion), and 3- & 4-star hotels are showing up from $425 to $550 for a Monday Thursday in January stay.Now, I'll have to think about those other 2 options and get back to you.
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Aji 10.12.11 at 1:16 amMeatJohnDoeHey, a bow may be more cumbersome and diiffcult to use than some other weapons, while lacking their range, but it can't be beat for a stealthy kill. What's that you say? The others in his company include two guys who just wing blunt objects at their targets, a girl carrying unsilenced guns and even wrist rockets, a guy in a mechanical suit, and another who just screams with mutated rage as he smashes everything in sight? Yeah, that doesn't make any sense at all, does it.
re: Vic Falls
Ibrahim Goodevening Hayden!Here in Holland I enjoyed your pecarsnee on Masterchef. It's one of my most favorite shows ..We are not at the finalls yet, I have to wait another week. Ofcourse I could check the website but that's not fair!!!! So, back to you! Amazing cooking, that is what you do.I tryed to make your chips..;) But really Hayden..I got the shivers watching you plate up with those trembling hands..:) It is a pitty you had to leave, and I hope you are very happy in doing what you do!!Big huggs from Dronten, HollandJolanda
re: Zambia 2012
Zak Hey this makes me very excited to see. I have lived in the UK since 2004 and not been back to Zambia, where I was born, since. I'm sure a lot has chgnaed and I'm nervous and excited to be going back in July! thanks nice blog!
re: Zambia.... Finally here
Dario I don't think so. I consider it rock, not metal. Kurt Cobain, who was eemxetrly big in the grunge scene (I'm not claiming he invented it, by the way, just that he was big in it) was very against metal, especially the glam and hair metal that was popular at the time.I consider it a good genre in its own right (if a little soft for my tastes) but not techincally metal.
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Jo Reading between the lines you are having a ball, a laugh, will have amazing memories, are creating some for other people, and thank goodness you took Dan!! Love from Jo in sunny, hot, Caterham xx
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Awais Really nice... You may be interesting in reading more about Victoria Falls...http://www.worldfortravel.com/2012/07/08/the-devil%E2%80%99s-pool-%E2%80%93-victoria-falls/
re: Vic Falls
Andrea I'm loving reading your adventures !!!! It's like a book !!!!! ....... Meanwhile in Caterham .... Er nothing happening xxxx
re: Vic Falls
Richard has not added a travel plan yet
Dina It all depends if you want to go to a city, or more rural/country/park area, or even inroinattenal travel. For city travel, this is my suggestion. A few years back shortly after I had gotten out of college and had little money, a friend and I used something like Orbitz or Hotwire to book a vacation. We went to Chicago for 4 days, stayed in a luxury hotel (no joke, nicest hotel I've ever stayed in), and total cost for round-trip travel & hotel itself was $450. That left the rest for food and anything else we wanted to do. And if you explore the city without getting sucked into pricy tourist traps, you probably don't need much ($50 a day max?). Prices have gone up in the past few years obviously, but I still would bet you can do that trip or one to any other major US city of your choosing for under $1000. I just like Chicago since it's only a 1-hour time difference from the east coast. Really easy to avoid jetlag. Oh, and by the way, I just did a quick search for packages from Boston to Chicago on kayak.com (great travel site, in my opinion), and 3- & 4-star hotels are showing up from $425 to $550 for a Monday Thursday in January stay.Now, I'll have to think about those other 2 options and get back to you.