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i know a lot of demobbed army men ended up out there after the war , my wife's grandad was sent out from cornwall with tb. you're school sounds like it would have been pretty tough going.

i can't imagine being there as a school kid in the 50's , would have seemed like a different world , my wife's great grandmother went out to Rhodesia in the late 1800's , she was a professional photographer , some of her old photographs would be worth a fortune if they were in better condition ...

that whole region boasts some outrageous scenery , i got taken to a baobab area down in the Zambezi valley , we camped overnight and woke up to watch one of the most beautiful sunrises ever , surrounded by trees that are reckoned to be 2000-2500 yrs old after looking at the milky way until the...

on a previous fishing trip on the Zambezi we put ashore to catch live bait , i ventured too far from the group and was approached by a few large baboons , i started walking back to the boat , they followed , i walked faster , so did they , i raised to a jog , them too.....i'm now at a full on...

it would have been something else back then.....!! good memories....??

Africa certainly gets under your skin , a truly beautiful part of the world but so much poverty and corruption. Zambia has just elected a new PM and there is a lot of positivity around .......Zim is still a basket case and S.Africa is heading the same way , everyone under 40 who can leave is...

the falls are PUMPING mate , the river is the highest its been for a very long time according to the guides in the Livingstone area , a mind blowing amount of water and a very , very special river.

Off in a couple of hours so won't be on here for a few weeks ....unless i can manage to get to Livingstone for the Man u game next week , really hoping Enoch is fit as watching us beat the Mancs with a load of Zambians would be something to remember , all the best to all , enjoy the rest of the...