I am looking at  retracing Dr David Livingstone?s footsteps in his
epic journey from West African coast to East African coast ? the route
was from Luanda in Angola on the West coast to Sesheke, on the
southernmost tip of Zambia, where he rested for 2 months, then he
followed the Zambezi river to Quilimane in Mozambique. IT was 4,300
miles.

 

Could you find out the following:

 

1 ? how long would it take to recreate this journey,

2 ? what would you see along this journey (landmarks, mountain,
jungles, animals, people, towns, cities etc).

This question is quite urgent, and i will expire the question by 2.30pm GMT

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Request for Question Clarification by pafalafa-ga on 21 Mar 2006 04:59 PST

Are you walking?

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Clarification of Question by hayman100-ga on 21 Mar 2006 05:06 PST

Yes, on foot, as livingstone would have.

So you want to emulate the journey of a malarially sick white guy
- carried by 50 odd bearers
- whose only chance of not being massacred was because they carried a 'freak'

Not a very attractive idea.