So after finishing the scenic flight we headed back to the campsite for some gnosh and a few beers. It was to be an early start the next day a long drive day which would involve burning in the suns rays sitting at the window and lots of drinks stops because inevitably people were going to get hot, i mean come on people it was reaching the sweltering heights of forty degrees in the shade!!!!So after packing everything up we headed towards Rundu,Namibia. There is n...

It was a long old days driving today, I cannot believe how the weather can change so much in this country from being very hot to pouring down with rain. Its very intreresting this country, one of the least tarnished in terms of its habitat and parks. Comprised mainly of scrub land and desert Botswana has a small population in comparison to the size of the mass of the land. Again during the drive we saw an array of animals just meandering down the road goodness on...

Botswana, a country of one straight road, farm animals that do their own thing walking down the road, donkeys galore and weather that can change in the blink of an eye. So there we were on the big blue truck, and it is a beast of a truck sat very high into the air. We eventually made it to the border where we had to pass through one of those disinfectant bath things. By this point I was quite warm so I actually exsposed my arms.. shock horror ...

Well after returning from the Okavango delta which I was very sad to leave I decided that I would quite like to see it from an arial point of view ie from a light aircraft. Activities are so cheap out here it is amazing. So after hanging around the campsite for a while we headed into Maun where we met our rather nice aircraft pilot Chris. I got front seat which was absolutley brilliant although i was quite concerned that my foot might get squashed!!!! We took o...