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EPISODE 20 - OH ZIMBABWE! MUD BETWEEN YOUR TOES

2019-12-18

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EPISODE 20 – OH ZIMBABWE! In November 2019, I travelled back to Zim to spend time with the family, recharge, recover and get a first-hand account on how life ticks over in the country.

Photo: The long road to Mana Pools, November 2019. © Peter Wood

Sound effects ©Audiojungle

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