Those groovy roads keep you right on track |
So many tomatoes for sale everywhere |
The lovely Kundalila Falls |
Truck rescue |
Watch out for those holes |
Oh dear....what has happened to the tarseal |
And it gets worse |
Getting road info from the National Parks guy |
The very lovely Shiwa Ng'andu |
The hot pool at Kapishya |
Our back track from Mpika to Chama |
We stop to say hello to the kids |
A local home |
The main road from Chama to Chipata |
The Castle Hotel at Lundazi |
A very friendly welcome to the Croc Valley Camping |
Hmmm can I see in here |
On the river beside our campsite |
So cute |
I think he is tired of being looked at |
I'm out of here.... he jumps down and walks around the vehicles |
One of the genets we saw |
Always love the elephant families |
That Baobab tree makes GR2 look tiny |
Trying to get GR2 and an elephant into a photo |
He is crossing the river in front of our camp spot |
Digging mud for bricks |
Mixing the straw and mud to shape the bricks |
And firing them in a kiln. Very proud of the finished product |
So many villages |
Selling bamboo mats |
And making the bamboo mats |
A boy and his toy |
Three boys |
The mouth of the Luangwe River where it meets the Zambezi |
The Pied Piper - coming back to GR2 to collect the meal |
The street markets in Lusaka (or should I say train track markets) |
Our very dodgy back road - right in the slum area |
The huge Kariba dam on the border between Zambia & Zimbabwe |
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