Africa at last
Well I got here in the end, and Africa is incredible. The half-hour drive from the airport to my hostel took me through an incredible landscape. The air is full of humidity and dust so that the far-off mountains shimmer close to and then far away. Compared to England the country feels vast. There are people everywhere, cycling or walking along the roadside, paused and chatting in groups or selling corn-cobs, fish or pigeons and crammed into the tiny mini-vans that careen past my taxi. Tomorrow I make the 6 hour bus journey to Mzuzu and then take a little plane up into Nyika.

4 Comments:
I'm working for a safari company in Malawi until december which is pretty darned exciting!
12:59 AM
"an ex-great white hunter" - does that mean he's still white, still a hunter, but now depressingly mediocre?
8:00 AM
If any of you have been following my blog commenting recently, you'll have noticed how I never comment on the actual blog anymore. I've descended to waiting for other people to come up with something, and then producing semi-witty meta-comments on their comments.
So, to remedy this: well done on getting there, Anna.
8:02 AM
no penises, one drop toilet, lots of guns, no ex-great white hunter but one huge south african law enforcer (he's anti-poaching)
9:44 AM
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