Well done on what you guys are doing.
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The Road to Kasane, Part 2 (Pictures)
2009-07-19 18:58
July 12th, Day 32:
Camping out had been a bit scary and I hadn't managed to get a great night of rest. Besides the constant fear of lions, it had been cold during the night and in my attempt to snuggle up with the fire I had gotten a bit too cozy...
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The Road to Kasane, Part 2 (Pictures)
2009-07-19 18:58
July 12th, Day 32:
Camping out had been a bit scary and I hadn't managed to get a great night of rest. Besides the constant fear of lions, it had been cold during the night and in my attempt to snuggle up with the fire I had gotten a bit too cozy...
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The Road to Kasane (Pictures)
2009-07-19 18:57
July 11th, Day 30:
We got started around 10am on this morning as we were set to began the three day trek to Kasane, a relatively large town on the border between Botswana and Zambia. This road was supposedly deserted from Nata, where we were now...
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Gas Station to Nata; Aaron's Brother Arrives (Pictures)
2009-07-19 18:52
July 10th, Day 29:
The day started earlier than we would have liked thanks to the gas station attendants thinking it quite funny to wake us up at around 5:45 am, well before sunrise. However, we had a long day ahead of us so we took the opportunity...
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On the Road to Nata: Our Encounter With Martin, and Sleeping Under a Gas Station Roof (Pictures Included)
2009-07-19 14:23
July 9th, Day 28:
Aaron woke up early to go get his test results at the Hospital, while I decided to sleep a little later because I had nothing to take care of this morning. Fortunately, Aaron test results were mostly positive. He did not have any...
Your thoughts on the journey so far
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Oh to be two and twenty!
Aaron"s great great aunt.
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Hay glad to see you made it. and we hope you enjoyed your stay at stella.
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From a Skidmore Alum who works for a safari company and works with a non-profit promoting community, health, and educational development, I deal with these issues daily. Well done; you deserve many thanks (which, knowing East Africa, I'm sure you got along the way.) Well done and keep up the good publicity!
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Just remembered to check up on your progress after some time and see yoiu have already reached Nairobi - well done guys!
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Guys,I hope U had a wonderful journey.Hope U still remember me.We met btwn Mafikeng nd Stella when 1 of ur bikes was giving u a problem.We drove 2gether 2 Mafikeng nd thats where I last saw u.Pls send me ur documentary.JAH bkess.
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Well i am impressed with your travelling and journey in general.You guys looked fit while in Francistown.Will keep people posted about your moves,stay safe hey
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Dear Eric and Aaron, I have been reading all the blogs. You guys are doing some great things, but taking all kinds of chances with your pick ups and the camp sites. Yes, watch out for those elephants; we ran into some adventures when we were on our safaries. Your pictures are wonderful, the beauty of the African sky, the birds, giraffes, they are all so marvelous. But, be careful.
Love, Grandma
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