http://dizzydoesafrica.com Tue, 23 Mar 2010 11:29:47 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en 4.2 Diesel. 2005. 138,000. Fully equiped with EVERYTHING you could need to drive through Africa. Everything BRAND NEW (all less than 6 months old and the majority of goods NEVER used!) Sleeps 4. ARB front bumper, winch, spot lights, twin rear tyre carriers with covers, dual fuel tank, water tank, awning, ... http://dizzydoesafrica.com/?p=183 Like all good things in life, everything comes to an end, and so it is the case with Dizzy2, Slug and myself. While our trip through Africa has run its course our lives and ambitions have not. Dizzy2 is parked in Durban waiting for any keen buyers to snap her ... http://dizzydoesafrica.com/?p=179 I know, I know, I know....but if the bridge is ready (should have been completed by the 6th Sept) then we can enter into Tanzania this way and still get the benefit of seeing Moz (which everyone keeps raving about!).  Bad internet connections (as well as exceptionally slow), have prevented ... http://dizzydoesafrica.com/?p=176 Ø       25TH AUGUST 2009 – LUSAKA ZAMBIA   AFTER OUR SCRUMPTIOUS ENGLISH BREAKFAST ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF LUSAKA, WE SET OFF IN AN EASTERLY DIRECTION ON THE NEXT PHASE OF OUR GRAND EXPEDITION. TODAY WE HEAD FOR MALAWI AND ONTO THE SHORES OF AFRICA’S BIGGEST LAND LOCKED LAKE –“LAKE MALAWI”.  THE ... http://dizzydoesafrica.com/?p=174 Zambia to Malawi   Apologies, apologies, apologies….Im so behind on my journal!  Right, where did I leave you last….oh yes, we were on our way to Chimfunzi. Well, we arrived at the chimp orphanage and I was very disappointed to find out that the public are not allowed access to the ... http://dizzydoesafrica.com/?p=170 13TH AUGUST 2009 – KATIMA MULLILO > LIVINGSTONE - ZAMBIA   THE ROAD FROM KATIMA MULLILO INTO THE TOWN OF LIVINGSTONE IS DRIVABLE. VILLAGE DWELLING DOT THE HORIZONS AS FAR AS THE EYE CAN SEE. ECONOMIC DECAY AND POVERTY IS SO APPARENT WITH MANY OF THE VILLAGE PEOPLE SURVIVING ON FOOD AID ... http://dizzydoesafrica.com/?p=168 21st August   Its one day prior to us expecting the modem back from SA – cant wait! This will enable us to have more accessibility to the internet by being able to use our local sim cards - which means that we can keep our website up dated and keep in ... http://dizzydoesafrica.com/?p=162 16th August Well I hope that you’ve all clicked on the “RSS Feed” button on our home page, so that you’re kept informed as to when our website has been updated. That way it prevents you from having to log in unnecessarily every few days only to find that we ... http://dizzydoesafrica.com/?p=157     12TH – 13TH AUGUST 2009 – RUNDU - NAMIBIA    WE LEFT HALALI CAMP AT DAWN THIS MORNING AS WE HAVE A SIX-HOUR DRIVE AHEAD OF US. WE HAVE DECIDED TAKE THE“TRACKS FOR AFRICA” ROUTING THAT WILL SHORTEN OUR JOURNEY BY APPROXIMATELY TWO HOURS AS OPPOSE TO DRIVING ON THE MAIN ... http://dizzydoesafrica.com/?p=140 In order to ensure that you are updated with our travels without having to log on each time to see if we have updated our website, please click on the RSS icon on our home page (this can be found towards the right hand side of the page)) This will ... http://dizzydoesafrica.com/?p=126