Day 62 24th We crossed into South Africa in the morning and I headed straight for the beach, the area at the front of the truck where you can lie down. I felt fine when I got up, but once again I just feel soo tired. We stopped off at Spring Bok where I went in search of my coffee fix, would you believe the only place I could get a decent coffee there was in Nandos. The landscape now appears to be wine fields galore, it's just so different to what I've been use...

Day 50 12th Bush camp and travel day. Also the creation of Ed's camp cooking (we have no tv what else are we meant to watch). Day 51 13th Etosha National Park After a later start than usual and a quick tour of the giant baobab tree (a very big tree that can reach a 30m diameter) we headed to Etosha National Park. Pretty much as soon as we arrived at our campsite we headed out again for the first of a series of game drives. It's hard to remember each individ...

Day 45 7th July Breakfast was simple this morning as we'd made the pancakes the night before, took a while mind twenty seven pancakes is a lot of pancakes. I somehow think cook group 1 (me, Becky and Carlos) won't be making them again anytime soon. We've moved on today, no-longer in Zim and the newbees first truck/travel day. We're staying at a campsite near Chobe National Park. The afternoon was therefore spent on a river cruise watching animals on the shor...

Day 32 was a transit day through Mozambique and the second time I've got to bush camp (setting up the tents just off the main road, no toilets and definitely no showers). I like bush camp. It's a case of you get there, put your tent up and try and find fire wood whilst cook group makes your tea (dinner). Stupid thorn got stuck in my leg though whilst trying to break branches apart. I'm hoping my body dissolves it, I'm sure someone once told me that happens. Day ...

I'm currently quite a bit behind on this blog so I will have to come back to this section of the trip as I'm sure you'll want to know where I actually am now as opposed to twenty odd days ago. It was definitley fun here though. There was pig roasting, partying on beaches, wood carving, meeting locals etc etc.