Last week you were all very good at excepting my ‘ out
of the box’ images and I am afraid it is the same this week although this week
when you watch the video, you are in
for a bumpy ride. When you are
travelling through Malawi bush, there are NO ‘fences’. Everything is wild!
Now you will see what I mean on this video so hold on to your hats!! We are on our way to our next destination which is Lifupa Conservation Lodge.
If the video does not appear below, CLICK HERE.
Well did you all survive? This was indeed a good road perhaps when I am there again I will endeavour to film a worse road!! (maybe!)
I hope you enjoyed this post and thanks for visiting.
I am linking this post with Tex's GOOD FENCES.
Many thanks to all who kindly leave comments. I appreciate every single one.
I have been on some roads like that. In Australia. The juddering just about dislodges your fillings doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteHi Sue My bones moved and like you I hav been in roads like this in Australia however this road was actually quite good!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt feels like home to me. Just the kind of trip I like.
ReplyDeleteThat video reminds me of my own trip to Kenya. Often boneshaking rides but worth it to see " the big five".
ReplyDeleteOn safari, brilliant photos.
ReplyDeleteWild seems a bit of an understatement Margaret but it's all part of the experience & I'm sure you enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteHello Margaret, now that is a bumpy road. I have seen a similar road in Curacao. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeletethe roads look rough! :)
ReplyDeleteWow! And then what happens when it rains? Mud? I imagine you were stiff from that bumpy ride.
ReplyDeletea bumpy ride indeed...we have some pretty bumpy roads out here in West Texas....lol
ReplyDeletedid I miss the fence ?
Bumpy for sure!!
ReplyDeletewe call those paths....what a bumpy ride!!!!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely not a place you would want to fence in. Nice ride.
ReplyDeleteNow see I think a "fence" might be needed here to prevent accidents from tipping over on that bumpy road. - We complain about our streets here where I live being so bumpy but compared to this we are lucky.
ReplyDeleteWhat a bumpy ride that must have been...I would not want to be a person that gets carsick or motion sickness. But how i would love to see this place for myself.
ReplyDeleteLooks like an interesting place.
ReplyDeleteLike a fairground ride
ReplyDeleteSometimes when one is feeling still all over, this bumpy road will be good to loosen things up a bit. Lol!
ReplyDeletelooks like fun... i would love the trip. just to see something new & awesome. ( :
ReplyDeleteIt's such and different part of the world....love the photos. I feel like I've been bounced around now! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteA bumpy ride indeed. Interesting countryside, rather wild and untamed.
ReplyDeleteDiana
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A very bumpy ride - we do have roads like that in Australia too. I like the first shot of the truck and its passengers.
ReplyDeleteDearest Margaret； OMG, I cannot imagine how it must feel in the car driving the bumpy road.
ReplyDeleteGreat wild nature view which makes me wish to visit once p:-)
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Hi Margaret, great shots on the bumpy road but how beautiful the country side is and an interesting way to reach your destination. Your photos are beautiful. Have a nice weekend. xo
ReplyDeleteReminds me of a few of the 'roads' my husband likes to take me on in his Jeep. Getting into nature can be a little rough at times ; D Fun photo of the loaded truck.
ReplyDeleteWhat a time you are having ~ bumpy roads and all! Fun photos!
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend to you,
artmusedog and carol