We left Livingstone via the hostel shuttle that was masquerading as the back of a Ute and into Zimbabwe the […]
Why stock images are bad for business!
Why stock images are bad for business! We all use stock images but are they really good for business? In […]
African shoestrings – Zambia Day Eighty Four Livingstone
Victoria Falls (known locally as “the mist that thunders”) is one of the great natural beauties of the world. A […]
African shoestrings – Zambia Day Eighty Three Livingstone
We were now into the final day of the Audi tour and the final trip was from Kasane to Livingstone. […]
African shoestrings – Botswana Day Eighty Two Chobe
Audi had arranged a local tour guide to take us on a game drive into Chobe that afternoon and then […]
African shoestrings – Botswana Day Eighty One Chobe
Eventually our time was up and we had to leave this pleasant existence. We were canoed back to the village […]
African shoestrings – Botswana Day Seventy-Eight to Eighty Okavango
The Delta itself reminded me of a vast flooded field with pockets of dirt that support large trees and palms. […]
Why selecting a new camera is like selecting a new date (or TV)
I’m in the market for a new TV at the moment. We went to a couple of stores and there […]
African shoestrings – Botswana Day Seventy-Seven Okavango
Whether it’s because of the high fees they charge tourists or their natural resources of diamonds, copper and nickel, all […]
African shoestrings – Namibia Day Seventy-Six Botswana/Namibia
At Rundu we saw for the first time since the Fish River now some 1200 kilometres south a riverbed that […]
African shoestrings – Namibia Day Seventy five – Windhoek
In most African towns and cities there are plenty of curio and souvenir shops, a lot of them tacky and […]
African shoestrings – Namibia Day Seventy four – Windhoek
Spitkoppe is an attractively shaped mountain on the main drag between Swako and Windhoek (we were now heading back to […]
African shoestrings – Namibia Day Seventy Two – Swakopmund
Our final day in Swako was actually spent in Walvis Bay, a small town, 30 kilometres south. We checked out […]
African shoestrings – Namibia Day Seventy One – Swakopmund
Everybody (that is mainly the white population) was friendly and seemed to have either German or Afrikaans accents. Wilma our […]
African shoestrings – Namibia Day Seventy – Swakopmund
Hentiesbaai is another fishing spot but it does have a sort of quaint character, (compared to Terrace Bay everything has […]
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