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Livingstone – Lusaka<\/span><\/strong><\/h1>\n

The border crossing between Zimbabwe and Zambia takes a while. But it runs smoothly, friendly and correctly. We drive to the “Dornbaum Lodge”, not far from the border. Here in the elephant belt you can stand on a meadow. However, the elephants are no longer there because the rainy season has begun and they have retreated to safer terrain.<\/p>\n

After two nights we move on. We break the 500 km to Lusaka in Choma, where we are allowed to spend the night in the parking lot of a simple guesthouse.<\/p>\n

In Lusaka, we first drive to the “East Park Mall”, a huge shopping center. At the request of my wife, I am looking for a hairdresser here. He has to start three times before I’m satisfied. Not with the cut, but with the shortness of the hair. I don’t want to have to look for a hairdresser again in three weeks’ time. But I’m extremely happy with the result<\/strong>. He<\/strong> cut my hair really well and she<\/strong> should win a medal for washing my hair with heart and soul.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>

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