This is the first entry for the 'chimwemwe footprints project' - and hopefully a way in which friends and family around the world can watch a journey that began with a meeting between 2 students from opposite sides of the world at Flinders University, SA.
The decision to create a blog is a result of a sense that the journey needed somehow to be "diarised" (perhaps not a real word?) or somehow tracked so that (a) we could all see where we were at and how far we had come as well as how much we had learned and (b) to enable others to learn from our challenges (and very likely mistakes) as well as contribute with their thoughts and experiences. It is also a way in which Virginia's family and friends in Malawi can watch what is happening!
So as you share the journey, please remember that we are amateurs! If you have words of advice or support, hints or experiences of your own to share, please do so - that is part of the whole reason for sharing our experiences.
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ReplyDeleteThe Manager called asking if Mulanje Mountain is similarly called Sapitwa because the information he has says that the village is at the base of Mulanje Mtn. I therefore wish to clarify that Sapitwa is the name of the top most peak of Mulanje Mtn and is about 3000m above sea level.
Virginia.
Congratulations on the creation of this site! "Amateurs" you might be, but you get 10/10 for ingenuity, creativity and enthusiasm.
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be a very interesting site to watch!
Best Wishes to all concerned ... ajb
Hi Sue, it looks like a fabulous thing that you have set up. Well Done. When I'm over at Mum and Dad's next time I'll have a good look. We'll keep posted on what's going on.
ReplyDeleteLove ya all heaps.
Clare Barratt