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Category: Living in Maun

Rain comes to the Delta

February 9, 2016 admin

When it rains in Africa, it usually pours in buckets with rolling thunder and lightning. Sometimes it rolls through fast.…

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Posted in: Adventure and Field Research, Botswana, Ecology, Living in Maun

Buying a car

February 8, 2016 admin

One of my many tasks shortly after arrival in Maun was to buy a car. This is tremendously daunting. First…

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A mysterious rash

February 1, 2016 admin

When you travel abroad you have to expect mysterious medical challenges. Within 3 days of arriving in Botswana, my exploratory…

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Posted in: Botswana, Living in Maun, Our First Week

Window screens, malaria and Zika virus

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When coming to Botswana, a big question is, “what about malaria?” Malaria is here for sure, but what is the…

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Immigration treasure hunt – Botswana Temporary Residency Permit

January 25, 2016 admin

Because my visit to Botswana exceeds 6 months, I need to apply for temporary residency. The very thought breeds images…

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Ouchy prickers everywhere

January 24, 2016 admin

You cannot go outside in Maun without shoes. Well, I exaggerate. Obviously you can, and my children often do (they…

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Buying electricity at the gas station

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Like internet and phone service, electricity is a prepaid utility in Botswana. Who knew! It’s actually very convenient. Unlike the…

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Getting a speeding ticket

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I got a speeding ticket driving to Lake Ngami. I was going along (as we all do) and saw the…

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Drinking water in Maun

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Water is a worthy topic, especially in the desert during a drought. It’s also a worthy topic when you are…

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Water in a land of drought

January 23, 2016 admin

The rain is two months late. In Tennessee, where I live, we always have rain. No one thinks about it.…

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Posted in: Adventure and Field Research, Botswana, Ecology, Living in Maun

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