Sunday, January 29, 2006
lonelynomad.com?
So here I am, about to go off to Africa for 2 and a half months. Wow. And so there's a new blog...I guess this makes two travel blogs now? Second wow. The internet really IS addictive. And while I was tempted to call this blog "lonelynomad.blogspot.com", in a reference to the fact that I will be travelling solo and without the other feisty nomad....In fact, Alyss is actually packing her bags and jumping on a plane to India as we speak -- her new blog is:
www.solofeistynomad.blogspot.com
As for my adventures, the first stop is Kenya and an internship with the World Conservation Society in Mombasa on an apperently spectacular beach coast with palm trees...Yes, you can now seeing exactly why I took this internship! The project is working with sustainable fisheries and coral reef conservation and will hopefully leave room for some travelling on my part. If all goes well, I will manage to run into the now-native Pamela Gordon, a friend from high school and Queen's (for those of you who don't know her), who has been in Africa since September living on a boat:
As for me, after 5 weeks in Kenya, it's then onto South Africa and some sharks (but there'll be more on that later). Right now I'm back to packing, which I must say is much easier the second time round. Take care and I'll be in touch.
Love, E
(This announcement has been paid for by Queen's University)
www.solofeistynomad.blogspot.com
As for my adventures, the first stop is Kenya and an internship with the World Conservation Society in Mombasa on an apperently spectacular beach coast with palm trees...Yes, you can now seeing exactly why I took this internship! The project is working with sustainable fisheries and coral reef conservation and will hopefully leave room for some travelling on my part. If all goes well, I will manage to run into the now-native Pamela Gordon, a friend from high school and Queen's (for those of you who don't know her), who has been in Africa since September living on a boat:
As for me, after 5 weeks in Kenya, it's then onto South Africa and some sharks (but there'll be more on that later). Right now I'm back to packing, which I must say is much easier the second time round. Take care and I'll be in touch.Love, E
(This announcement has been paid for by Queen's University)
