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Coddiwomple means to travel purposefully towards an unknown destination.
In plain terms: you set off with intent, but you’re not obsessing over every detail. You know roughly where you’re going, but you’re happy to see how the journe...
The Namibian Adventure continues...
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As I left off on my last travelogue about our African journey, I talked about a shipwreck called The Bom Jesus. The d...
This post may be too long to be seen in it’s entirety in e-mail form. You might need to go to Substack to see the whole article. If you don’t remember where I left off in my Africa travels, I urge you to read my last post.
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Hubs and I continued to Windhoek Namibia, after saying goodbye to our friends in Johannesburg. As I write this, I wonder, should I FB shellac this story of mine? Or should I give it to you straight?
Straight it is, then. We rented an AirB...
Our landlocked lodge time was coming to an end. We left Mpeti and drove south and east toward the South African coast. Along the way, hubs had a surprise for me. I have always loved elephants, ever since our first trip to Kenya in 1987. I s...
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