Discovering Lesotho
I haven’t explored Lesotho much, but my recent epic (and quite unexpected) opportunity to explore the Sehlabathebe region on horseback has given me a unique glimpse of life in Lesotho. To start with, I… Continue reading
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A man must eat!
Photographs taken in central Mozambique by Lianne Ashton
The Potter’s House
“After all,” Anne had said to Marilla once, “I believe the nicest and sweetest days are not those on which anything very splendid or wonderful or exciting happens but just those that bring… Continue reading
Being nice South Africans!
My first 3 months in South Africa and how simply being ‘nice’ goes a long way.
James
“My favourite thing to do over the weekend is to just be at home. To sit and relax and watch some TV. I also like to visit my brothers and sisters. Sometimes my… Continue reading
Gone fishing!
I found an illegal Fishing Gang on the estate today!
The moments that make Malawi
I have 2 weeks left of living in Malawi. These next few posts will be about the little inconspicuous moments and scenes I have come to know and love.
What is Beira City like?
What is Beira like? Let’s just say you won’t be moving there because it’s pretty. But you will leave knowing more about yourself than you ever thought possible!
Mua Mission: In search of something ‘different’
Ever since we passed them on the road – wild, unpredictable and masked, I wanted to know more about the Gule Wamkulu and it’s secret society. Of all places to learn about it, it was the beautiful Mua Mission that shed light on this sacred ceremony…