July 23, 2004
Run for the Border
Well, it's time to leave Moz...and we're taking up a kind offer from a travel buddy and driving the last few hundred KM. Today we departed Pemba/Wembe Beach with Chris and Jenny. Chris, like a number of peeps we've met in Africa, works for an American-based NGO (Non-Government Organization) that's removing thousands of landmines from Northern Moz each week (an unfortunate byproduct of the liberation from Portugal). We're joined by ever-pleasant & witty Jenny, a Brit who also has been working in Moz for over a year.
Jim, Janet, Chris and Jenny
The first day of our excursion featured quality tarmac, tunes courtesy of the ipod and more leg room than I'm been used to getting for a long time :-). We spent the night in Mueda with Chris and fellow NGO Steve, preparing for the journey to the Tanzanian border in the AM.
Well, it's time to leave Moz...and we're taking up a kind offer from a travel buddy and driving the last few hundred KM. Today we departed Pemba/Wembe Beach with Chris and Jenny. Chris, like a number of peeps we've met in Africa, works for an American-based NGO (Non-Government Organization) that's removing thousands of landmines from Northern Moz each week (an unfortunate byproduct of the liberation from Portugal). We're joined by ever-pleasant & witty Jenny, a Brit who also has been working in Moz for over a year.
Jim, Janet, Chris and Jenny
The first day of our excursion featured quality tarmac, tunes courtesy of the ipod and more leg room than I'm been used to getting for a long time :-). We spent the night in Mueda with Chris and fellow NGO Steve, preparing for the journey to the Tanzanian border in the AM.
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