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Picture of Myself
We rounded a corner, and all of the sudden we were less than 20 ft. from an elephant
Our lunch companion in Pilanesburg
Warthogs in the eating area
"Okay, pleeeease hurry up and take the picure before these warthogs get irritated"
Banana bird joins us for lunch in Pilanesburg National Park
Our third sighting of the day - a curious and playful Kudu
Kristian at Maputo Guesthouse
Maputo: Gigantic tree in the park
My travel companion, Lisa Glenn, at Base Backpacker's in Maputo
Bunk beds at the Base Backpacker's in Maputo Mozambique - nice accomodations, not hot water
Moelas Estufadad does not mean stuffed vegetables, but rather chicken giblets
Thirft Store Muchachas
What my mother & her friends are up to ...
My Sister Sine playing
Dinner (Pap with corn on left and chicken with curry on right)
Too sassy : ) Here in the RSA they say 'cheeky'
LTI kitchen next to Evan's old room
LTI Chapel
At Work
At the computer in the LHR office
My host with the cat, Texas
The Apartheid Museum Entrance - Dilemma #1
The "I'm Sorry Room," the eeriest room in the Apartheid Museum
Art at the Museum Africana - Elba, this one's for you
Katy, Kristian, & Lisa at Indian Restaurant
UNISA librarian and travel companion at the Johannesburg Theater
Classic textbook tort: Disclaimer preceeds doom
View from the Base Backpacker's in Maputo, Mozambique
My host's family at a "braai" (barbeque)
My host's family at a weekend braai
"Pleeeeease hurry up and take the picture before these warthogs get irritated"
Maputo: Life In the City
Vodacom: the Starbucks of SA & Mozambique
Lucy is living in the dorm room (#2) where Evan stayed when studying at LTI
Bright, kind, incredibly responsible, and beautiful too! It was a pleasure to meet these 3 girls :)
The best chefs in the RSA ... and their remedial student
The Union Building's gardens in Pretoria overlook the city
Lisa Glenn at Whits University. This building reminded me of Munger at BSC
Helen and Kristian outside the Apartheid Museum
South African Constitutional Court
Peterson Family at the prison where both Mandiba (Nelson Mandela) and Ghandi were held.
This site is directly adjacent to the South African Constitutional Court
The Albertyn family, friends of the Gravelys, whom I go to church with in Alabama
1 comment:
Laney -
Thank you so much for the recommended reading for my trip. I watchd "Tsotsi" the same night, just finished "My Son's Story" and am now reading a book about Mandela. I have given my mother a book about Biko to review, and I'll start the comparative study about race relations in the U.S. and S.A. next. These are proving delightful and interesting. And I am so excited that you'll be visiting my blog :)
For those of you interested
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