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Monthly Archives: August 2014
From Monrovia With Love
Sampson’s Story (in his own words) There’s nothing quite like driving your family through 12 African countries to bring you together. We’ve been incredibly close for a whole year, literally: within 3 metres of each other at all times. We … Continue reading
Spitfire and Samphire
The celebrations continued for a couple of weeks. In my home town of Leamington Spa, the children made up for the last soggy month of convalescence in Côte d’Ivoire: balmy days spent meeting cousins for the first time, having picnics … Continue reading
Dolly’s Adventures in Wonderland
The rain was slashing down when we finally arrived in Monrovia on Thursday 17th July, a week after setting off from San Pédro. The journey was 1111 km but felt twice as long because of the grim section in the … Continue reading
Posted in 12 Liberia
Tagged Councillor Sean Pike, culture shock, Ebola, London Gatwick, M.E., Monrovia, SA Embassy Monrovia
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Bietjie Bietjie Maak Baie
LIBERIA: free at last! Truly that’s what it felt like to finally get out of Côte d’Ivoire. I have nothing against the place – its people were very kind to us and the coast was beautiful – but the unscheduled … Continue reading
Posted in 12 Liberia
Tagged 4X4 Mega World, Blizreu, Côte d'Ivoire, Lampea, Liberia, Martin Graham, traveling Africa, traveling with children, United Nations Drive
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