Like others BBC I love seeing your photo's. Places I'm unlikely to visit. And of other cultures.
Gary
Wow, country seems to have come a long way since the end of civil war.
MY08 TDV6 SE D3- permagrin ooh yeah
2004 Jayco Freedom tin tent
1998 Triumph Daytona T595
1974 VW Kombi bus
1958 Holden FC special sedan
Like others BBC I love seeing your photo's. Places I'm unlikely to visit. And of other cultures.
Gary
Be known for what you did. Not, for what you bought.
I like your camouflage
My granddaughter just come back from Uganda doing voluntary work with other medicine uni students and she told me that people can not believe and or imagine that we have water inside in th house just by opening a tap.
Some of them do not know what it is a tap
It is incredible that we are in 2014 and a good lesson for all of us about the things that we are taken for granted.
I am sure that you BBC, will have heaps of anecdotes like this.
DenLee,
Mmmm.....I think we'll have to put it down to, which side of the Indian Ocean I am on.
Either, the OzzyMozzy or, the MozzyOzzy.
Have to be careful about which passport is in which pocket, and when.
Be known for what you did. Not, for what you bought.
Be known for what you did. Not, for what you bought.
There´s been a few days of rain...as result of a massive weather system in the channel between Madagascar and Moçambique.
A mate sent me a photo of a chapa (pronounced `sharpa´)...a public bus that was having an entertaining day, negotiating some of the stickier parts of a road a bit out of town....I think it might have been a long sort of day.
But, as always, there will always be people there to help...especially, if there is a belief there might be a little........$$$.
Be known for what you did. Not, for what you bought.
Haha - that is classic! Bitumen is so overrated![]()
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