| Page Views: 4,152 Last Visit to Mozambique: July, 1994 | Mozambique by sachara - last update: Sep 22, 2003 |
In 1994 we crossed Mozambique by the ''corridor route'' traveling from Blantyre in Malawi to Harare in Zimbabwe by public transport.
The distance in Mozambique we had to drive was 200 KM.
We didn't have opportunities to stop and look around.
So what we would see of Mozambique was through the windows of the bus and at the borders.
At every border we needed three hours for the formalities.
When we had to cross a river in Mozambique, the road was blocked, because they decided just that day to rig a wrecked truck out of the river.
So we were happy to have the possibility to get out of the bus and look around for a while. |
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titti Thu May 29, 2008 12:20 UTC
Again!! You've been in every place I have on my wish list! Ciao! | kenHuocj Tue Apr 24, 2007 17:18 UTC
fresh eggs, cooked or raw ? i remember fondly my visits to Mocambique - hope to get back soon ;-))) | matcrazy1 Sun Sep 24, 2006 22:06 UTC
200 km is better than nothing and the views are outstanding. I watched programme on Mozambique last week on Travel Ch. - it's easier to get there now, after war. Could we travel there? | Nemorino Wed Jul 13, 2005 20:33 UTC
Too bad you didn't get to see more of Mozambique. My daughter used to work there, in Maputo, and we had a great visit there a couple of years ago. -- Did he eat the egg? Raw? |
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