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Travel Photo of the Day 8/4/2009 Elephant in Kruger National Park

August 4, 2009
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The Travel Photo of the Day for 8/4/2009 is of an Elephant in Kruger National Park and was taken by TheLizardQueen

Photo credit: TheLizardQueen
If you are interested in a safari, Kruger National Park and other areas in South Africa offer terrific trips. Kruger National Park and the surrounding private game reserves feature luxurious game lodges, [...]

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Travel Photo of the Day 7/19/2009 Manda Island

July 19, 2009
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The Travel Photo of the Day for 7/19/2009 is of sunset-in-manda-beach-un punto in movimento53 and was taken by un punto in movimento

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Manda Island has a number of ports and is located in the African country of Kenya. The ports were vital in the 9th century, as the trade of [...]

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Wolwedans Namibia – Travel Photo of the Day 3/26/2009

March 26, 2009

The Travel Photo of the Day for 3/26/2009 is from Wolwedans Namibia and was taken by Rui Ornelas

photo credit: Rui Ornelas
Wolwedans is part of the NamibRand Nature Reserve located in Namibia Africa.

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Scuba Dive in Mozambique

September 16, 2007

Mozambique, a former Portuguese colony, is located along the southeast coast of Africa, along the Indian Ocean. This nation of over 19 million residents stretches from South Africa up to Tanzania in the north. The nation is home to a spectacular coastline, a World Heritage Site, and some of the best diving in the world.

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Visiting Victoria Falls

September 5, 2007
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Africa’s Victoria Falls is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the world. “Discovered” and named by British explorer David Livingstone between during his journey between 1852 and 1856, the massive falls measures a little over one mile across and over 360 feet high, making it the largest continuous sheet of water in the [...]

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