Well chaps and chappesses, I apologise for not updating this more, but we have actually beeen quite busy. We have been at Africat and on arrival immediately had to go and help dart a leopard that had escaped, which was one of the highlights of the trip. After that nothing we did at Africat was going to be exciting and Dave made sure of that . I think he found it amusing seeing how tedious the jobs he gave us could be, we started off repairing punctures, somethin...

We are now currently on the road to the Kalahari Desert and should be entering Namibia tomorrow.

Dear all, Apologies for the lack of photos, we don’t have time as we are racing to get to our next Tusk project at Mokolodi, just outside the Botswanan capital Gabarone, that will be familiar to all those that have read the No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency books as it was Mma Ramotswe’s hangout. Thank you for increased use of the message board, it has entertained us hugely and I am waiting to hear what my sister has to say about morphing lurchers...

Dear all, Just to let you know that we have survived our days rafting on the Zambezi and were most certainly the most hardcore boat on the river. It wasn't quite as good as the Nile, which we rafted four years ago but it comes a close second. The microlighting was also amazing with views which could be described as 'out of this world'. We have photos, which will follow soon. We are currently enjoying our last evening in Livingstone now before heading into Botsw...

Hello to those who are still following our progress (which seems to be less going on the message board’s parental and canine dominance)! We are safely through Zambia (almost) after a marathon drive yesterday (1010km) all the way from Kasanka National Park to Livingstone. The drive was not bad at all taking about 12hours on some of the best roads we have had yet. We have now taken up residence in Waterfront Chalets and Camping right on the Zambezi, enjoyin...