I have decided to put the last three days into one entry as they have all blurred into one, with no overly significant events to report.It has been three days of solid driving, rain and putting tents up and down.We left Livingstone quite early and it was ridiculously muddy, so much so I took my shoes off and elected to wash my feet before getting on the truck. We drove all day stopping once for lunch.We arrived close to dark at Eureka Campsite just outside the...

I managed to get a sleep in today, not that I slept in much, body clock is now set to daybreak.I actually sat on the internet for most of the day, catching up on my blog, checking my dangerously low bank account and of course, talking to my Ben. At about 2:45pm it was time to catch a taxi to the Royal Livingstone and go off for high tea at Livingstone Island, where the famous Dr. David Livingstone, the famous adventurer had seen the falls for the first time.We...

This morning I woke up feeling right as rain, which is more than I could say for Phil who had gotten sick that night.Originally, I had been thinking this was a reaction to taking malaria pills on an empty stomach, but a second person with the same thing had proven me wrong. I had prayed before I went to bed to be completely cured in the morning, as I did something today that I have longed to do all my life.Walk with lions. We left early and were taken out the...

I awoke with a start as my alarm went off, but when I stood up I realised I was not feeling at all well.I helped Siobhan back up our tent, rather badly and got ready. We drove to the border and I felt sicker and sicker.I got off the truck at the border and filled out my departure card.I didn't even make it to the counter, I ran for the disgusting toilet, horrified to find it was occupied, I couldn't hold it any longer.I threw up in the sink.Fantastic. Despite...