Christmas Eve

Waking up on Christmas Eve, the sun is shining and the frogs has sang for us all night. 

This was to be a bit of a different Christmas Eve since I had to spend most of it in Morrison going to Lusaka, the capital of Zambia. 

We drove along mountain roads and a green landscape was passing by outside our windows. It was very forest looking. Every now and then there was a little village or a farm, but mainly vegetation for most of the route.

We stopped at a local market along the road. They sold baskets on the one side of the road and fish on the other, with some different stalls in between.

I tried something they deep fried and turned out to be a piece of dough. It was like a savoury doughnut. 

We got to Lusaka and had to drive straight through town, which took a long time due to traffic. On the other side we stopped at a shopping mall. We where told they had wifi so that we could contact our friends and families for Christmas, but it wasn't working.

At our campsite we were met by a small herd of zebras walking around the chalets. Pretty cool!

Due to getting upgraded and installed I never got to see them really up close. Anyway, we set up for our last Happy Hour and because it is Christmas we had bubbles.

Dinner tonight was really different from other nights. Lots of food. It was a nice last meal together. We even got ice cream for pudding that was specially delivered to the camp. 

The evening ended with a few drinks in the bar. Great night!

However it was time to go to bed. The trip is not yet finished and we have a long days drive ahead of us tomorrow.