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Re: Botswana 2019 - Forum trip
More Maats.
Ek sal in volgende week by Graham en Venessa uitkom, en n paar voorgestelde datums opsit. Dan kan ons die datum vasmaak en dan ook die lysie update.
Ek sal in volgende week by Graham en Venessa uitkom, en n paar voorgestelde datums opsit. Dan kan ons die datum vasmaak en dan ook die lysie update.
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Dag Maats.
Venessa het n whtsup groep gestig, vir die van julle wat saam gaan op die roete. Indien jy nog nie op die whtsup groep is nie kontak asb vir Venessa. Haar tel nr is...nul agt drie 285 vyf 758
Venessa het n whtsup groep gestig, vir die van julle wat saam gaan op die roete. Indien jy nog nie op die whtsup groep is nie kontak asb vir Venessa. Haar tel nr is...nul agt drie 285 vyf 758
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Re: Botswana 2019 - Forum trip
Hi there
Would like to make arrangements for accommodation for this trip to avoid disappointment.
I did send through the price lists via the Whatsapp group, so please go and check them there and get back to me with the following:
Drosky cabins - Camping or chalet
Audi camp (2 nights) - Camping or units/tents
Number of people for booking
We would like to book, they will then require the deposits or full payment, but I will confirm on booking date.
Please come back to me asap, final date to advise will be 3rd December, thereafter I am going ahead with booking camping for everyone.
Furthermore, please confirm that you are still in for this trip, once accommodation is booked, you will either use it or loose it.
Thanks
Vanessa
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Would like to make arrangements for accommodation for this trip to avoid disappointment.
I did send through the price lists via the Whatsapp group, so please go and check them there and get back to me with the following:
Drosky cabins - Camping or chalet
Audi camp (2 nights) - Camping or units/tents
Number of people for booking
We would like to book, they will then require the deposits or full payment, but I will confirm on booking date.
Please come back to me asap, final date to advise will be 3rd December, thereafter I am going ahead with booking camping for everyone.
Furthermore, please confirm that you are still in for this trip, once accommodation is booked, you will either use it or loose it.
Thanks
Vanessa
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Re: Botswana 2019 - Forum trip
Hi to all fellow Patrollers
Happy New Year for 2019, may we all be blessed with a fantastic 2019.
As 2019 has finally arrived, I would like again renew the invitation to join us in Botswana for an epic 12 day tour. (18-30 April 2019).
To date, we are fully booked with 8 cars attending, but may have openings becoming available. If you would like to put your name on the waiting list please let me know as it will be, first come first serve.
We will be starting in Maun and meeting up at Audi camp on the 18th, thereafter we will be following this approximate route:
Day 0 - Home to Audi camp (Maun)
Day 1 - Audi camp to Khwai (130km)
Day 2 - Khwai to wildcamp (138km)
Day 3 - Wildcamp to Seronga (78km)
Day 4 - Seronga to Drotsky (124km)
Day 5 - Drotsky
Day 6 - Drotsky to Tsodilo (70km)
Day 7 - Tsodilo to Giaichaa (286km)
Day 8 - Giaichaa to Gcangwadum (165km)
Day 9 - Gcangwadum to Waxhu (58km)
Day 10 - Waxhu to Gcwihaba (56km)
Day 11 - Gcwihaba to wildcamp (103km)
Day 12 - Wildcamp to Audi (Maun) (195km)
Apologies if names are spelled incorrectly.
Best regards
Vanessa Cumming
Happy New Year for 2019, may we all be blessed with a fantastic 2019.
As 2019 has finally arrived, I would like again renew the invitation to join us in Botswana for an epic 12 day tour. (18-30 April 2019).
To date, we are fully booked with 8 cars attending, but may have openings becoming available. If you would like to put your name on the waiting list please let me know as it will be, first come first serve.
We will be starting in Maun and meeting up at Audi camp on the 18th, thereafter we will be following this approximate route:
Day 0 - Home to Audi camp (Maun)
Day 1 - Audi camp to Khwai (130km)
Day 2 - Khwai to wildcamp (138km)
Day 3 - Wildcamp to Seronga (78km)
Day 4 - Seronga to Drotsky (124km)
Day 5 - Drotsky
Day 6 - Drotsky to Tsodilo (70km)
Day 7 - Tsodilo to Giaichaa (286km)
Day 8 - Giaichaa to Gcangwadum (165km)
Day 9 - Gcangwadum to Waxhu (58km)
Day 10 - Waxhu to Gcwihaba (56km)
Day 11 - Gcwihaba to wildcamp (103km)
Day 12 - Wildcamp to Audi (Maun) (195km)
Apologies if names are spelled incorrectly.
Best regards
Vanessa Cumming
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Re: Botswana 2019 - Forum trip
Yo Graham, Tommie, e.a:
Things at Seronga has changed some .. Speak to me or Freddie to make arrangements for Seronga plse. [Assuming you iontend to sleep over at the Mission Station again ? ]
Not sure of "Wild Camp" before Seronga, but 78 Km is the distance from Ghudikwa to Seronga [Ghudikwa is Bushman Village] - that means you have to cross Silinda Spillway before dark between Khwai and said "wild camp" .. Taking 8 vehicles through the spillway may require some hours [depending on water level]
Oompie suggest you move "wild camp" to "Olifantspan" [38 km BEFORE the Silinda Spillway] That should give you daylight early morning to cross the Spillway. Then from Beetsha it is just 56 Km hard road to Seronga [Beetsha is the villagae after you pass Ghudikwa
If you can, refrain from taking drinking water before Seronga village [BRAK water by die ander dorpies]
BEST quality water that area is Ngarange [80 Km from Seronga]
Maar bel my vir navrae .. Was laasweek daar. Baie gereen, paai redelik murtu vir sleepwa. Behoort beter te wees teen April -- Die BRUG is in aanbou, maar julle sal seker nog moet Ferry gebruik om oor Okavango te kom na Shakawe en Drotsky's
Groete: Oompie
Things at Seronga has changed some .. Speak to me or Freddie to make arrangements for Seronga plse. [Assuming you iontend to sleep over at the Mission Station again ? ]
Not sure of "Wild Camp" before Seronga, but 78 Km is the distance from Ghudikwa to Seronga [Ghudikwa is Bushman Village] - that means you have to cross Silinda Spillway before dark between Khwai and said "wild camp" .. Taking 8 vehicles through the spillway may require some hours [depending on water level]
Oompie suggest you move "wild camp" to "Olifantspan" [38 km BEFORE the Silinda Spillway] That should give you daylight early morning to cross the Spillway. Then from Beetsha it is just 56 Km hard road to Seronga [Beetsha is the villagae after you pass Ghudikwa
If you can, refrain from taking drinking water before Seronga village [BRAK water by die ander dorpies]
BEST quality water that area is Ngarange [80 Km from Seronga]
Maar bel my vir navrae .. Was laasweek daar. Baie gereen, paai redelik murtu vir sleepwa. Behoort beter te wees teen April -- Die BRUG is in aanbou, maar julle sal seker nog moet Ferry gebruik om oor Okavango te kom na Shakawe en Drotsky's
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Two spaces have become available for this trip .....
Who's in? Kom nou mense... trip of a lifetime especially for newbies who can enjoy Botswana in a group with fellow Patrollers.
Looks like last year's trip scared people away ... (Unprepared for the conditions, but now we know better
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This is great trip to see Botswana at it most natural and exciting.
Anyone interested please let us know as we are booking accommodation and having information get together soon. After that, the numbers are set.
Chris Skinner, I know you wanted to be on the maybe list ... Would you like to confirm?
Thanks so much (safe travels).
Vanessa
Who's in? Kom nou mense... trip of a lifetime especially for newbies who can enjoy Botswana in a group with fellow Patrollers.
Looks like last year's trip scared people away ... (Unprepared for the conditions, but now we know better
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This is great trip to see Botswana at it most natural and exciting.
Anyone interested please let us know as we are booking accommodation and having information get together soon. After that, the numbers are set.
Chris Skinner, I know you wanted to be on the maybe list ... Would you like to confirm?
Thanks so much (safe travels).
Vanessa
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Die Botswana Trip saam met Tommie en Mari Watkins, Corrie en Nita Pretorius, Alex Roux, Tony Barone, sy seun Nick en 'n vriend Lesley en Graham Cummings was nogal 'n avontuur. Elke trip is 'n uitdaging, jy moet vat wat jy kry en die beste daarvan maak. Jy is in die natuur en waardeer dit wat jy kry of bly in gemak liewers tuis. Botswana se boskampe het nie heinings nie, so wees voorbereid, vir olifante, hiënas, seekoeie en leeus wat jou in die nag kan besoek. Ons, ek en my man, was verlede jaar in April in die Suide Kalahari deel van Botswana in sand en stof, met leeus wat ons besoek het in die oggende en nagte verby ons tente geloop het, terwyl die Patrol Botswana Trip pas afgeloop het in modder en probleme in die Noorde, die kontras was ongelooflik, als in een land.
Die forumtrips, is aangenaam, want dit respekteer en eerbiedig jou familie ook om mee saam te gaan. Ek het gevind dat die meeste ouens op die forum en forumtrips, familievaste mense is wat God eerbiedig om Sy Almag in ons lewens en die natuur te respekteer.
Botswana trip April 2019, was vol stof paaie, ons kon nie glo 'n groep het die vorige jaar so in die modder vasgesit nie, want ons het wel plekke gekry met stinkende modderplasse en verder diksand vol skerp houtuitsteeksels, party bande het dit gevoel en skade gekry. party plekke was daar nie paaie nie en het ons padvinders, Nick en Lesley of Graham die roete gesoek. Tommie en Mari (Stoftrappers) se leiding was voortreflik, hy het ons na plekke geneem wat nie eens op die kaarte aangedui is nie. Die eerste water wat ons gekry het was min, maar het vergoed vir die baie stof op die langpad. Elke nuwe plek was 'n verrassing!
Eerstens voor jy dink om na Botswana te gaan, hou in gedagte, dit is nie heeltemaal so 'n Afrikaland meer nie, daar is winkels in besigheidssentrums in die grootstede. Ons het in Maun, kruidenierswinkels en slaghuise gekry, skoon en netjies, jy hoef nie jou kruidenierskas en vrieskas vol rouvleis daarheen aan te ry nie.
Die kosvoorraad mag bietjie duurder wees as in Suid-Afrika, jy kan ALLES daar aankoop.
In Maun is 'n Spar, Riley's Garagewinkel, Choppies ens. Daar is restaurante ook te kies en te keur. Doen jou huiswerk voor jy gaan.
Botswana en Namibië verbied enige rou vleis en suiwelprodukte, vrugte en sommige groente vanaf Suid-Afrika.
By die Grensposte kan hul dit van jou konfiskeer, asook in Botswana het ons "Vet-fences" gekry waar hul soms gekyk het wat jy in jou koel- of vrieskas saamry. By Tommie het hul selfs 'n oop boks met melk gevat! Seker ook maar dors gewees!
Vat genoeg vars drinkwater en selfsorgwater saam indien jy na afgeleë dele gaan, Wetwipes is 'n goeieplaasvervanger as daar die water naby is nie, jy kry gebottelde water te koop, as daar winkels is.
Vul maar genoeg voorraad aan in groot stede, vir ten minste 7-10 dae.
Die belangrikste is daardie Jerrykanne met petrol of diesel, nie orals is petrolgarages met voorraad nie.
Koop vir jou Botswana se Eco Boeliebeef in blikkies, daar is gewone en Chilligeur, ..'n beter kwaliteit geblikte vleis kry jy nêrens nie.
Vra vir ons Patrol Mechanic Graham om jou in te lig hoe 'n Patrol se "microwave"/ lou oond werk, ons het dit probeer en dit werk uitstekend, ons het al ons vooraf gaargemaakte maaltye daarin warmgemaak padlangs. Gaar pies, jaffels, gaar hoenderporsies, frikkadelle, viennas, gisteraand se braaivleis, draai alles in foelie toe en verwarm dit in die lou -oond. "n Kits warm ete langs die pad, geen skottelgoed!
As iemand my asseblief kan vertel hoe ek nou weer foto's hier kan plaas sal ek 'n paar plaas, die skakel blokkie hierbo wil nie my foto's gaan haal nie.
Groete
Ria Pieterse (was saam met Ossewa)
Die forumtrips, is aangenaam, want dit respekteer en eerbiedig jou familie ook om mee saam te gaan. Ek het gevind dat die meeste ouens op die forum en forumtrips, familievaste mense is wat God eerbiedig om Sy Almag in ons lewens en die natuur te respekteer.
Botswana trip April 2019, was vol stof paaie, ons kon nie glo 'n groep het die vorige jaar so in die modder vasgesit nie, want ons het wel plekke gekry met stinkende modderplasse en verder diksand vol skerp houtuitsteeksels, party bande het dit gevoel en skade gekry. party plekke was daar nie paaie nie en het ons padvinders, Nick en Lesley of Graham die roete gesoek. Tommie en Mari (Stoftrappers) se leiding was voortreflik, hy het ons na plekke geneem wat nie eens op die kaarte aangedui is nie. Die eerste water wat ons gekry het was min, maar het vergoed vir die baie stof op die langpad. Elke nuwe plek was 'n verrassing!
Eerstens voor jy dink om na Botswana te gaan, hou in gedagte, dit is nie heeltemaal so 'n Afrikaland meer nie, daar is winkels in besigheidssentrums in die grootstede. Ons het in Maun, kruidenierswinkels en slaghuise gekry, skoon en netjies, jy hoef nie jou kruidenierskas en vrieskas vol rouvleis daarheen aan te ry nie.
Die kosvoorraad mag bietjie duurder wees as in Suid-Afrika, jy kan ALLES daar aankoop.
In Maun is 'n Spar, Riley's Garagewinkel, Choppies ens. Daar is restaurante ook te kies en te keur. Doen jou huiswerk voor jy gaan.
Botswana en Namibië verbied enige rou vleis en suiwelprodukte, vrugte en sommige groente vanaf Suid-Afrika.
By die Grensposte kan hul dit van jou konfiskeer, asook in Botswana het ons "Vet-fences" gekry waar hul soms gekyk het wat jy in jou koel- of vrieskas saamry. By Tommie het hul selfs 'n oop boks met melk gevat! Seker ook maar dors gewees!
Vat genoeg vars drinkwater en selfsorgwater saam indien jy na afgeleë dele gaan, Wetwipes is 'n goeieplaasvervanger as daar die water naby is nie, jy kry gebottelde water te koop, as daar winkels is.
Vul maar genoeg voorraad aan in groot stede, vir ten minste 7-10 dae.
Die belangrikste is daardie Jerrykanne met petrol of diesel, nie orals is petrolgarages met voorraad nie.
Koop vir jou Botswana se Eco Boeliebeef in blikkies, daar is gewone en Chilligeur, ..'n beter kwaliteit geblikte vleis kry jy nêrens nie.
Vra vir ons Patrol Mechanic Graham om jou in te lig hoe 'n Patrol se "microwave"/ lou oond werk, ons het dit probeer en dit werk uitstekend, ons het al ons vooraf gaargemaakte maaltye daarin warmgemaak padlangs. Gaar pies, jaffels, gaar hoenderporsies, frikkadelle, viennas, gisteraand se braaivleis, draai alles in foelie toe en verwarm dit in die lou -oond. "n Kits warm ete langs die pad, geen skottelgoed!
As iemand my asseblief kan vertel hoe ek nou weer foto's hier kan plaas sal ek 'n paar plaas, die skakel blokkie hierbo wil nie my foto's gaan haal nie.
Groete
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The Botswana Trip with Tommy and Mari Watkins, Corrie and Nita Pretorius, Alex Roux, Tony Barone, his son Nick and a friend Lesley and Graham Cummings were quite an adventure. Every trip is a challenge, you have to take what you get and make the best of it. You are in nature and appreciate what you get or stay in comfort rather at home. Botswana's bush camps do not have fences, so be prepared for elephants, hyenas, hippos and lions that can visit you at night. We, my husband and I, were in the Southern Kalahari part of Botswana in sand and dust last year in April, with lions visiting us in the mornings and nights passing our tents, while the Patrol Botswana Trip just ended in mud and problems in the north, the contrast was incredible, as it was in one country.
The forum trips are enjoyable because it respects your family too to go with. I found that most of the guys and girls on the forum and forum trips are family-loyal people who respect God and to respect His Almighty in our lives and nature.
Botswana trip April 2019, was full of dusty roads, we couldn't believe a Patrol group got stuck in the mud the previous year because we did get places with smelly mud puddles and furthermore thick sand full of sharp wood protrusions, some tyres felt it and damage. there were no roads in some places, and our road-experts, Nick and Lesley or Graham, searched for the route. Tommie and Mari (Stoftrappers) 's leadership was excellent, he took us to places not even indicated on the maps. The first water we got was low, but compensated for the amount of dust on the highway. Every new place was a surprise!
First, before you think of going to Botswana, keep in mind that it is no longer such an African country, there are shops in business centers in the major cities. We got in Maun, grocery stores and butcheries, clean and tidy, you don't have to drive your own grocery store and freezer full of meats there.
The food supply may be slightly more expensive than in South Africa, but you can buy EVERYTHING there.
In Maun is a Spar, Riley's Garage Shop, Choppies etc. There are also restaurants to choose from and select. Do your homework before you go.
Botswana and Namibia prohibit any raw meat and dairy products, fruit and some vegetables from South Africa.
At the Border Post they can confiscate it from you, as well as in Botswana we got "VET fences" where they sometimes look what you carried in your fridge or freezer. They took Tommy's open box of milk! Probably very thirsty or need some milk with their coffee!
Take plenty of fresh drinking water and self-care waterfor dishes and showering, if you go to remote areas, Wetwipes is a good replacement if there is no water nearby, you can buy bottled water if you can find it in garage or other shops.
Supply enough stock in large cities for at least 7-10 days.
Most importantly, those Jerry cans with petrol or diesel, not all petrol garages have stock. NEVER pass a garage without filling up.
Buy some Botswana's Eco Boelie Beef in cans, there is regular and Chilli flavour .. ..you don't get a better quality canned meat anywhere.
Ask our Patrol Mechanic Graham to tell you how a Patrol's microwave /warm oven works, we've tried it and it works great, we reheat all our pre-cooked meals ion the road. Cooked pies, jaffles, cooked chicken servings, meatballs, viennas, last night's braai meat, wrap everything in foil and heat it in the oven. An instant hot meal along the road, no dishes!
If anyone can tell me how to share pictures here again, I'll post a few, the link box above doesn't want to fetch my photos.
Regards
Ria Pieterse (was with Ossewa)
The forum trips are enjoyable because it respects your family too to go with. I found that most of the guys and girls on the forum and forum trips are family-loyal people who respect God and to respect His Almighty in our lives and nature.
Botswana trip April 2019, was full of dusty roads, we couldn't believe a Patrol group got stuck in the mud the previous year because we did get places with smelly mud puddles and furthermore thick sand full of sharp wood protrusions, some tyres felt it and damage. there were no roads in some places, and our road-experts, Nick and Lesley or Graham, searched for the route. Tommie and Mari (Stoftrappers) 's leadership was excellent, he took us to places not even indicated on the maps. The first water we got was low, but compensated for the amount of dust on the highway. Every new place was a surprise!
First, before you think of going to Botswana, keep in mind that it is no longer such an African country, there are shops in business centers in the major cities. We got in Maun, grocery stores and butcheries, clean and tidy, you don't have to drive your own grocery store and freezer full of meats there.
The food supply may be slightly more expensive than in South Africa, but you can buy EVERYTHING there.
In Maun is a Spar, Riley's Garage Shop, Choppies etc. There are also restaurants to choose from and select. Do your homework before you go.
Botswana and Namibia prohibit any raw meat and dairy products, fruit and some vegetables from South Africa.
At the Border Post they can confiscate it from you, as well as in Botswana we got "VET fences" where they sometimes look what you carried in your fridge or freezer. They took Tommy's open box of milk! Probably very thirsty or need some milk with their coffee!
Take plenty of fresh drinking water and self-care waterfor dishes and showering, if you go to remote areas, Wetwipes is a good replacement if there is no water nearby, you can buy bottled water if you can find it in garage or other shops.
Supply enough stock in large cities for at least 7-10 days.
Most importantly, those Jerry cans with petrol or diesel, not all petrol garages have stock. NEVER pass a garage without filling up.
Buy some Botswana's Eco Boelie Beef in cans, there is regular and Chilli flavour .. ..you don't get a better quality canned meat anywhere.
Ask our Patrol Mechanic Graham to tell you how a Patrol's microwave /warm oven works, we've tried it and it works great, we reheat all our pre-cooked meals ion the road. Cooked pies, jaffles, cooked chicken servings, meatballs, viennas, last night's braai meat, wrap everything in foil and heat it in the oven. An instant hot meal along the road, no dishes!
If anyone can tell me how to share pictures here again, I'll post a few, the link box above doesn't want to fetch my photos.
Regards
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Botswana Cowboys on our way to Maun. Ossewa and Ria Pieterse, Corrie and Nita Pretorius en Alexander Roux drove in convoy to Maun.
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Between Maun and Khwai
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