Zambia

from PNGAF MAG ISSUE # 9 B-5B4D3 Dr John Davidson Accompaniment "RAINBOW EUCALYPT MAN" Part 6 of 8 parts

Permission to publish my work on E. deglupta

The location where we made our overnight stay just over the Malawi border in Mozambique. Top: Basic motelstyle rooms. Bottom: Adjacent restaurant where we were able to order fried eggs and bread for breakfast.

Zambia

Wednesday 17 October 1973 was spent in Lusaka and environs being briefed on EAAFRO activities on breeding pines and eucalypts. On 18 October at 7.45 AM we left Lusaka for Nairobi on Zambia Airways, remained at the airport and left for Entebbe, Uganda at 7.30 PM the same day on an East African Airways Douglas DC 9. Entebbe with its international airport sits on the northern shores ofLake Victoria, Africa's largest lake. The town is about 44 kilometres south of Kampala, now Uganda's capital and largest city.

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PNGAF MAG ISSUE # 9 B-5B4D3 Dr John Davidson Accompaniment "RAINBOW EUCALYPT MAN" Part 6 of 8 parts