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By Peter W. Hills
Tracing My African Routes recounts the captivating story of a 1,509 mile journey around Zimbabwe and Zambia in a 1929 Morris Minor that was originally exported to Umtali (Mutare), Zimbabwe. The final objective was to place the car in same spot where it was abandoned in 1954 in the then British Protectorate of Northern Rhodesia. The team of four elderly men undertaking this audacious adventure, despite potholes and huge trucks promoted the Cecily’s Fund, a charity to help educate Aids orphans in Zambia.
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By Peter W. Hills
Tracing My African Routes recounts the captivating story of a 1,509 mile journey around Zimbabwe and Zambia in a 1929 Morris Minor that was originally exported to Umtali (Mutare), Zimbabwe. The final objective was to place the car in same spot where it was abandoned in 1954 in the then British Protectorate of Northern Rhodesia. The team of four elderly men undertaking this audacious adventure, despite potholes and huge trucks promoted the Cecily’s Fund, a charity to help educate Aids orphans in Zambia.
FREE DELIVERY WITHIN THE UK