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Everything I've read seems to indicate that the internet is of inferior quality in Addis, but you can rest assured that if I am able to tweet/blog/post or poke then I will do so. But just in case, I have packed a notebook and a couple of pens to record my adventures.
The past few days I have spent trying to absorb the sights and sounds of London so that they will contrast more vividly with the African ones I am about to see. Girls on bikes, the chatter of a group of old ladies in the subway at Elephant & Castle, buses careering down the roads, and the milky translucence of the sky. Before I enter the other world of airports and aeroplanes, baggage checking and security scans, ears popping and tiny cans of drink.
I will stop off in Dubai for less than 2 hours, but am not expecting to see anything other than the interior of an airport lounge. So, farewell, and I will see you on my return if not before.
Wish me luck!
2 comments:
Good luck, mate.
And there was me thinking Croatia might be a bit of an adventure...
Cheers Michael. I made it there & back and - ironically - have no internet connection since I got to England. I've had to pay £3 to get online now. If you got to Croatia, I hope it was good.
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