Stone Soup by Jan Eliot for May 29, 2014
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May 30, 2014
Transcript:
Gramma Evie: Did you say we can go see ELEPHANTS, Arnold?? Arnold: Addo Elephant Park is in Eastern Cape, a whole different part of South Africa. SOUTH AFRICA Arnold: If we drive about 10 hours, we get to a landscape called Bushveld...that's where we can see elephants. If we KEEP GOING, we end up in the tropics on the Indian Ocean. Gramma Evie: And if we keep going after that? Arnold: You might never go home.
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ORMouseworks almost 10 years ago
10 Hours!…this going to be an overnight trip, right?! Are you tenting or staying in a safari hotel? What about those houses you’re supposed to be building?! I guess its OK for you to sit around and look at each other all day, huh?! Nice… ;)
LeoAutodidact almost 10 years ago
. . . and AWAY we Go!
emjaycee almost 10 years ago
Sometimes the best adventures are past the edge of the map.
Tico Gringo23 almost 10 years ago
I’ve been from the tundra country in Quebec to the jungles of Colombia,,,still looking beyond the “edge of the map”
Dani Rice almost 10 years ago
Go for it, Evie!
dcjeepguy almost 10 years ago
I’d love to see Evie spun off into her own comic!
nahuku almost 10 years ago
Best to stay in Port Elizabeth if you wish to see Addo park, The locals will discourage you as you must drive past vast shanty towns of the poorest SA’s.
T_Lexi almost 10 years ago
: ) Keep going, Evie, keep going!
Comic Minister Premium Member almost 10 years ago
Or will she go home?
dzw3030 almost 10 years ago
Evie! “Sound the Charge!” (Go for it!)
nahuku almost 10 years ago
@annette The hotel staff did not want us to see the thousands living in cardboard and tin shanties on the edge of a burning trash dump. Miles of it on the road to Addo. They kept lying and saying “nothing to see there” “don’t waste the day” etc. Of course it was wonderful and worth it. BTW there is NO poverty in the USA by comparison. The rich there are embarrassed ostriches.
Marisa Ruffolo Premium Member over 5 years ago
Hubby and I went to the Knysna Elephant Sanctuary. Totally awesome!