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Some of the birds we saw | weloveafrica

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And so begins our crazy African adventure. 10 things I’ve learnt about America. Plenty of primates →. Some of the birds we saw. April 26, 2012. We loved learning about birds on our trip and were amazed at how beautiful and interesting they are. These are some of our favourites. This slideshow requires JavaScript. This entry was posted in Africa. Plenty of primates →. 3 responses to “ Some of the birds we saw. April 27, 2012 at 6:07 am. Beautiful Beautiful and again stunning. April 27, 2012 at 5:50 pm.

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African Adventure Essentials | weloveafrica

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And so begins our crazy African adventure. 10 things I’ve learnt about America. Over the course of the last six months, we have refined and perfected the art of camping in Africa in summer and it’s become apparent that there are a few key items that we could never do without. Some of these are as expected, some have been surprising:. A good pair of binoculars makes game viewing all the more enjoyable for all involved. Moisturiser and lip ice. Wow, this place is dry! A way to make good filter coffee first...

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The Soutpiel Phenomenon: December 2011

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How I became a soutie. and why I've chosen to go home. Wednesday, December 14, 2011. Wild, Wild Wailing Wanting! Eish No blogging in over 2 months of wordlessness. So - where to begin? Perhaps a few little jottings about the Mother City? Cape Town, the cradle of all that I am, the archive of all my most precious, magical memories. After two months back in Cape Town, it seems surreal and preposterous that I ever actually chose. The glass submariney thing under the gargantuan whale skeleton? Conversely, he...

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The Soutpiel Phenomenon: August 2011

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How I became a soutie. and why I've chosen to go home. Friday, August 5, 2011. Grahamstown, Fled (again.). Im cramped into the over-packed back of our 4x4 bakkie while Craig navigates us safely from Grahamstown to PE on the notoriously dangerous N2 - terrorised by giant kudu at night, and giant arseholes by day. Overtaking on blind turns is apparently the most fun to be had on this bleak, rainy day in the bundu - and everyones playing except us! And my poison for ce soir: a Leopards Leap Shiraz Cinsaut!

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The Soutpiel Phenomenon: September 2010

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How I became a soutie. and why I've chosen to go home. Friday, September 24, 2010. I'm visiting my folks in Cape Town (which feels magnificently exotic and oh-so-glam after 2 months in the Eastern Cape! And, because of a divine comment. From a family coming HOME after a stint in the States, I just. To quickly link back here to my Homecoming Revolution blog update! Repatriation is busy work, indeed! Wink* So there has been minimal time to do any proper writing. lol! Nevertheless, here is the link.

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The Soutpiel Phenomenon: May 2011

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How I became a soutie. and why I've chosen to go home. Thursday, May 19, 2011. Laptop dusted in sad neglect on a chair in the lounge, its screen dotted with sticky toddler fingerprints. Why? As it is, Im typing this on my Blackberry at Club Duvet while Layla sleeps next to me! Here follows the messaged chat:. D: ‎​Do you have Malemas cell number still? Me: ‎​1. It turned out to be a really sh*tty idea. 8206;​4. I made some very special friends. 5 I facilitated some fiery confrontations which started in p...

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The Soutpiel Phenomenon: Spring Into Action!

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How I became a soutie. and why I've chosen to go home. Thursday, September 6, 2012. Spring has arrived - with a rainbow of feathery flourishes, oodles of hope and the most gentle of sunshine. Feathers? What have feathers got to do with the price of eggs? Everything. But, this is a little secret I'm hiding for a few more weeks. So, hold both. Your thumbs and wish upon a zillion stars for me - because. (*deep, excited breath/sparkling eyes*): this may just be IT for me! Nothing better than cousin-cuddles!

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The Soutpiel Phenomenon: A-maize-ing!

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How I became a soutie. and why I've chosen to go home. Thursday, August 4, 2011. I guess this should really be a post for my Samp and Sushi blog which is an emaciated little waif of a blog - - and some advice that Blackberried to me yesterday suggested I may just a few too many blogs. So: Ill hide that one - and if I am overcome by a desire to write about South African food - Ill do it here, ok? Those whose less-ness terrifies you, or exhausts your nights with guilt? Oh my darling Lisa. You are so amazin...

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Plenty of primates | weloveafrica

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And so begins our crazy African adventure. 10 things I’ve learnt about America. Some of the birds we saw. A range of roads →. April 29, 2012. Once we hit East Africa, we learnt that there were so many more primates than the baboons and vervet monkeys we are used to. Here are some of the primates we got pictures of:. This slideshow requires JavaScript. This entry was posted in Africa. Some of the birds we saw. A range of roads →. 2 responses to “ Plenty of primates. April 30, 2012 at 9:36 am. Top Posts an...