Zimbabwe
 

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Wow! Looks absolutely amazing! I've always wanted to go, I have loads of friends in Harare!

Also, 2nd last photo of the first post: Looks like a face!

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lynw,

Stunning!! And incredibly jealous. The Lion shots are...lost for words.

Me and Mrs B have a list of what to do where... years are running short (both in our 50's). This year will see us visit most of Europe, USA, Canada, Oz and NZ. 2011 will see us in Japan, China and Tibet----- guys old fat cripples don't cover ground so quick.

Don't get to my age with a "bucket list" like mine. Do it when you can still run up mountains.

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so very very jealous...

Thanks so much for the writeups and pics lynn

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cheers - I know how long it takes to load pics and write up.. very enjoyable.. and much appreciated..

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What an absolutely amazing set of pictures! So very very envious, looks fab. Love the "confused" animals, bless 'em :-D

So you were working on the sanctuary then Lyn? Is it a charity organised thing with you a volunteer?

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Thanks Lyn, those sites are mega helpful. Been wanting to do something like this for a while, I never did a gap year so have to make time now!

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Thanks Lynn. That is absolutely great and so well done and recorded as well. As someone else said it makes me envious. Considering that you paid to stay and support as well as working on these projects I have to take my hat off to you.

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I know the exact location of this baobab tree. It's a shame it has had to be fenced off.

Great pictures and a lovely insight of a beautiful country.

Miss Yorkie Chris - Do it! You'll love every moment of it.

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Fantastic pics... is really lovely to see other parts of the world.