Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe/Zambia: Explorer David Livingstone named the waterfalls of the Zambezi River after Queen Victoria, but locals call them Mosi-oa-Tunya, meaning 'the smoke that thunders'. Located on the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia, the falls plummet 108m, creating a mist that is visible from 20km away
Reminds me of the good old days, I have bungee jumped on that bridge way back in 1989.
Faiza kwa fiksi kama mulugo!!
Very few women do this on that bridge!.Reminds me of the good old days, I have bungee jumped on that bridge way back in 1989.
Very few women do this on that bridge!.
duh kama msosi flani mabiriani maegg egg.dah ulimwengu una miujiza sana
Great Rift Valley, Ethiopia: Dallol volcano in the Great Rift Valley - the world's largest rift system which stretches 6,000km from the Red Sea down to Lake Malawi. Up to 74km in places, it's cradled by a series of cliffs, rising from the valley floor to the top of the highest escarpments, up to 1.6km above