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Africa, Headline, South Africa »

[11 Feb 2010 | 8 Comments | 200 views]
Ostrich Revenge…

Words can’t really express what it was like to ride an ostrich…

although some of us are better than others…

get kissed by an ostrich (evidence of danny’s fidelity, haha)..

get a neck massage by an ostrich….

And so you see we had our revenge, of sorts, on the ostrich which attacked me in Swaziland.  Take that flightless bird!

Argentina, South America »

[17 Nov 2009 | No Comment | 83 views]
It’s the end of the world as we know it!

You never know where life will take you, if you had asked me three years ago where we’d be spending our third wedding anniversary I’m 100% sure I never would have said the end of the world. And technically we didn’t, we were in Torres del Paine, but given the tent and wind situation, we decided it was better to celebrate it at the end of the world. Funny how things change, for to celebrate our anniversary all I really wanted to do was stay at a nice hotel and have a few days where we’re not “traveling” but rather relaxing like we’re on vacation.
As the main port for Antarctic cruises, Ushuaia was a lot less touristy than …

Brazil, South America »

[2 Oct 2009 | One Comment | 39 views]

I don’t know about you but when I go to any sort of expo or fair I always put my name in for the raffles, there’s always the chance I might actually win. Just before we left on this little adventure (also known as our trip around the world) we won a trip to Brazil’s Pantanal, the world’s largest freshwater wetlands. So from the very beginning of this trip without a travel plan, we planned to go to Brazil and the Pantanal come hell or high water. After that Bolvian/Brazillian border crossing
and three long bus trips on unpaved roads, phew it felt like both had come. We were definitely looking forward to staying at a …

Bolivia, South America »

[28 Sep 2009 | 6 Comments | 56 views]

Can’t say it was actually my first time “diving” into a Dorito’s bag, but it was the first time I didn’t come out with artificial cheese smeared on my fingers. Lining up the camera angle, Danny yelled to me to diving head first… it was certainly going to be a long day. There’s one reason and one reason only we came to the Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia, the pictures. A huge flat expanse of salt (surprisingly called the salt flats), in fact the largest in the world, the Salar is probably one of the only places in the world that you can stand on top of a coke bottle without crushing it. And that’s because you’re not …