The rest of our journey in Lesotho passed without incident as we passed the odd town, which appeared more western […]
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African shoestrings – Lesotho Day Fifteen
That tricky river crossing was the final challenge and can you believe it wee stopped for lunch about ten minutes […]
African shoestrings – Lesotho Day Thirteen
David & Clement talked incessantly amongst themselves in SeSotho. To us of course it was rabble of noise punctuated by […]
African shoestrings – Lesotho Day Twelve
Somehow we made progress until we reached the river crossing about an hour in. In fact it wasn’t actually the […]
African shoestrings – Lesotho Day Eleven
The Pony trek itself was something else. Now as corny as it sounds, I always get the dude horse. I […]
African shoestrings – Lesotho Day Ten
That night the local Basotho children’s choir performed for us. It was quite stirring stuff. They sung songs of peace […]
African shoestrings – Lesotho Day Nine
The main reason why we had come to Malealea was to go Pony trekking. Somehow though, Mick had not only […]
African shoestrings – Lesotho Day Eight
We decided to celebrate our feeling of freedom at the Lodge bar. Well it was a sort of bar but more like […]
African shoestrings – Lesotho Day seven
Malealea Lodge is at the top of a hill right next to Malealea Village. The lodge itself is a collection […]
African shoestrings – Lesotho Day six
Malealea Lodge is set in the quaintly called Valley of Paradise that’s about 2200 metres high. To get to it, […]
African shoestrings – South Africa Day five
Our next destination was a place called Malealea Lodge located in a remote part of the South West of Lesotho. […]