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Andrew Bostock has just returned from a family camping trip staying on a Welsh hill farm and by an old canal in the Cotswolds. He also frequently camps in his own county of Suffolk, generally with his four year old daughter in tow. (07961 061 052 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it )

Amy Watkins

Apologies if you’ve come across my mini-web whilst looking for someone who writes about a spicier kind of cruising, but I specialise in writing about the cruising that you do on ships, boats and vessels. It’s still exciting though and I’ve been privileged to spend the last few years at sea exploring exotic destinations from remote north-west...
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Octopus and chilli dip, Dar-es-Salaam, by Christine Osborne (Copix)

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“The Durban Beachfront lends new meaning to the word ‘garish’. Not only is it painted in the brightest and gaudiest of colours that would make Gaudí himself salivate, but it is also populated by Zulu rickshaw drivers, each one resembling a small carnival float, dressed in a plethora of animal tails, bird feathers and orchidaceous headgear no respectable drag queen would ever dare to don.”

John Malathronas, Rainbow Diary: A Journey in the New South Africa, (Summersdale, 2005)

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