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The Final Chapter in Ethiopia

Described as ‘the jewel in Ethiopia’s crown’ the rock-hewn churches of Lalibela don’t fail to deliver, in fact they left me pretty much speechless. Not being religious I was not sure what to expect, particularly given many of those who visit here each year do so as part of pilgrimage - the...

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MarcusInAfrica on December 23, 2009 from Lalibela, Ethiopia

from the travel blog: Cape to Cardiff

The Fight for Survival

For so many life in Africa is a test of survival, a test they must take and pass on a daily basis to ensure their continued existence in an often harsh world. A world where the odds are stacked against them, where it seems easier to give up the fight and concede an inevitable defeat. That...

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MarcusInAfrica on December 22, 2009 from Dalol, Ethiopia

from the travel blog: Cape to Cardiff

Welcome to the Danakil Depression

Imagine, if you can, a place where planet earth as we know it morphs into a landscape that would not be out of place on Mars of Saturn. Where the temperatures soar over 40degrees on a daily basis, where only the boldest of travellers dare go. A place where one of the world's most hostile races...

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MarcusInAfrica on December 3, 2009 from Dalol, Ethiopia

from the travel blog: Cape to Cardiff

One Man and his Horse

With Ethiopia offering a seemingly endless list of star attractions and activities I was keen to make the most of my time here, and get the most out of a country I had only heard positive things about. So, with that in mind, I wasted little time in heading to the Bale Mountains where a four...

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MarcusInAfrica on December 2, 2009 from Dodola, Ethiopia

from the travel blog: Cape to Cardiff

Hyenas, Religion and a Castle

There is, as far as I am aware, no other place in the world other than Ethiopia where you can feed a hyena from your mouth, sail to twelfth century monasteries and then take a trip back to medieval times. This country really is amazing, and the best, so I am told, is yet to come. The hyena,...

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MarcusInAfrica on December 2, 2009 from Gonder, Ethiopia

from the travel blog: Cape to Cardiff

Setting up the Lab-or-a-tory

Rosemarie is setting up a mice breeding lab this week.

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virtualmelia on September 22, 2008 from Adis Abeba, Ethiopia

from the travel blog: Rosemarie's African Adventure

Arrives in Ethiopia tonight

Rosemarie sleeps in Ethiopia tonight. She should get there around 8:00pm.

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virtualmelia on September 20, 2008 from Adis Abeba, Ethiopia

from the travel blog: Rosemarie's African Adventure

The team arrives

From there on I climbed mostly with Kristie, having placed fourth at Ouray, she was super experienced, and had a cool head. Being an English trad climber myself, I was not a great advocate of cams, prefering my tripple rack of wires as my arsenal. I soon learnt! Having 'taken', fallen and...

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Chickadee on March 25, 2007 from Hawzen, Ethiopia

from the travel blog: Ethiopian Rock Stars

The search

With internet access so scetchy in Ethiopia I was unable to write blog reports as I went along, but the trip was so utterly awesome that it definitely deserves a little airtime. Three weeks before departure, I was hooking up with a friend-of-a-friend to go on a climbing trip. I had left...

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Chickadee on March 25, 2007 from Hawzen, Ethiopia

from the travel blog: Ethiopian Rock Stars

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