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Where we are going and when...
- Depart Tucson - June 5th
- Arrive in Johannesburg - June 6th
- Kruger National Park for Safari - June 7th - 10th
- Capetown - June 10th - 18th
- Capetown for France vs. Uruguay - June 11th
- Simons Town for Shark Dive - June 12th
- Capetown for Italy vs. Paraguay - June 14th
- Winelands Wine Tour - June 15th
- Durban - June 18th - 20th
- Durban for Netherlands vs. Japan - June 18th
- Victoria Falls - June 21st - 24th
- Johannesburg to Tucson (via Atlanta) - June 24th
South Africa
Why Are We Writing This Travelblog?
Every four years, somewhere on Earth, soccer players from 32 nations gather to compete in the planet's greatest sporting spectacle; the FIFA World Cup. Very often, FIFA selects established, predictable and optimally marketable nations to host this lucrative event. For 2010, FIFA took a risk and awarded the Tournament to South Africa. Unlike previous hosts Germany, France or Italy, South Africa is not yet a well-worn tourist destination. The Fosters and Campbells will follow FIFA's lead and travel to South Africa as a group of eight; four adults, two teenagers and two graduating 5th graders. Along the way, all eight of us will contribute blog entries about exotic locales, thrilling soccer games and unique experiences. Why write this Travelblog? Vicarious escapism for our friends. Stealth homework for the kids. Fun for us.
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- British Airways
- Misperceptions of South Africa
- Township Tour & Robben Island
- Wine Tasting and Cheetah Petting
- What is that noise?!
- The Shark Dive
- The Day of USA
- The Possible War that Could be Strung Up After Today
- Pick up game at Ngala
- Pile o' lions & cheetah with a kill
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- Day One
- Atlanta Airport - 6.5 Hour Layover
- USA 3 - 1 over Australia
- USA v. Australia Friendly
- Awesome Interactive Game Schedule
- Zonal Marking
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