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20
Days - Cape to Vic Falls NCV
Camping - Cape Town to
Vic Falls
2008
R 8,450 Local Payment US$250 Single Supp. R 1,100
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The Cape Town to Victoria Falls has been our most popular tour for the last 8 years. There is a good reason for this – it is simply the best tour on the market – great value for money and packed with highlights – this is the perfect tour for a first or fifth visit to Africa! Starting in Cape Town and including the Namib Desert, Etosha National Park, the opportunity to visit Botswana’s two biggest attractions – the Okavango Delta and the Chobe NP – the tour ends in Victoria Falls - one of the world’s seven wonders.
Day 1 South Africa – Cederberg Mountain Region
Camp L,D
We depart Cape Town heading north
for the Cederberg Mountain region. Cederberg is well known as one of the main
Rooibos Tea growing areas in South Africa and is also home to beautiful wildflowers
in October. On this first afternoon we spend some time learning about tour-life,
the vehicle and equipment.
Day 2 Namaqualand – Gariep River
Camp B,L,D
We travel north through Namaqualand
and head for the Gariep River. The Western Cape is soon left behind and we
spend most of the afternoon traveling through the Northern Cape Province of
South Africa. The night is spent on the banks of the Gariep River around the
campfire, getting to know one another. The Gariep River forms the border of
South Africa and Namibia and is used widely for agricultural irrigation in this
arid area.
Day 3 Namibia - Gariep River Fish River Canyon
Camp B,L,D
Choose between a relaxing morning on the riverbank or the half-day canoe adventure. After lunch we travel north to the Fish River Canyon, the second largest in the world. The Fish River is the longest river in Namibia at 650 km in length, the Fish River Canyon is situated along the lower reaches of this seasonal river. The Fish River Canyon is 161 km in length and runs from Seeheim to Ai-Ais.
Optional Activities: Orange River
Half Day Canoe Adventure.
Day 4 Namib-Naukluft National Park
Camp B,L,D
From the canyon we continue on into the remote Namibian hinterland. We arrive
at camp in the afternoon and have time to go for a walk in to the smaller Sesriem
Canyon. This is an excellent night to sleep out under the stars, beside the
fire.
Day 5 Sossusvlei Dunes Namib-Naukluft National Park
Camp B,L,D
Taking advantage of the cooler temperatures we depart at dawn and drive into the Namib-Naukluft National Park where we will hike up Dune 45 to gain a different perspective of the desert. After this you have the option to take a guided hike with fellow group members into Sossusvlei.
Optional Activities: Guided walk
with Local Expert.
Day 6/7 Swakopmund
Hostel B,L,D (Dinner on day 7 only)
A dramatic drive through the arid
Namib-Naukluft, crossing the Tropic of Capricorn sees us arrive at Walvis Bay.
We make a stop to view the flamingo’s before we head towards the seaside resort
town of Swakopmund.
Day 7 is left free for each individual to pursue their own interests including
many adventure activities.
Optional Activities: Quadbiking,
Sandboarding, Sky Diving, Scenic Flights, Fishing etc.
Day 8 Spitzkoppe
Camp B,L,D
We leave all the trappings of modern life behind us and drive inland to the mysterious Spitzkoppe, a sacred site of the San people. We have the chance to climb the boulders and rock formations and will camp in the wild for the night.
Optional Activities: Guided hike
with locals to view San rock art.
Day 9 Himba Tribes
Camp B,L,D
After some early morning exploration
we head inland again and drive north towards Kamanjab. Tomorrow we will meet
the Himba. Encountering a totally different way of life is a moving experience
for many people.
Day 10/11 Etosha National Park
Camp B,L,D
An early rise sees us on our way
to meet the local Himba people. After spending some time with them we head off
to Etosha National Park and some of the most unique game viewing experiences
in Africa. We spend our days visiting the abundant water holes for some excellent
game photography.
Day 12/13 Northern Namibia
Camp B,L,D
After an early morning game drive we set off towards Rundu on the Kavango River. In the evening we can enjoy a sunset cruise. The next day we visit the local Ovambo villages. There are a number of different optional activities to take part in; alternatively a relaxing day by the river is always popular.
Optional Activities: Kavango River
Cruise, Traditional Dancing, Horse Riding.
Day 14/15/16 Botswana - Okavango Delta
Camp B,L,D
Another early day! Our journey takes us from Rundu, through the Muhembo border, towards Shakawe. If time allows we will go to Mahango National Park for a game drive, situated right on the border. Those of us who decide to join the Delta Excursion will leave the truck behind and make our way to the base camp. From here we will enter the Delta the following day by using local transport, including mokoros (dugout canoes). Your guides will provide you with a briefing about the next few day’s activities, the environment and the community run tourism operation. If you remain behind then you spend the next few days relaxing at camp.
Optional Activities: Okavango Delta
Excursion.
Day 17 Namibia - Caprivi National Park
Camp B,L,D
The Delta is left behind as we pass
through the Caprivi National Park in Namibia, camping under the stars on the
banks of the Zambezi River. The Caprivi National Park is home to 450 animal
species. Animals travel freely across the border with Botswana where the Chobe
National Park lies. We spend the night relaxing next to this mighty river.
18 Botswana - Chobe National Park
Camp B,L,D
We re-cross the border into Botswana and head towards Kasane, where we camp on the banks of the Chobe River. The afternoon can be spent Game viewing on an optional boat cruise, in the renowned Chobe NP. This is an excellent opportunity to view some of Africa’s spectacular wildlife.
Optional Activities: Chobe Game
Drive and/or Boat Cruise.
Day 19 Zimbabwe - Victoria Falls
Hostel B,L
Arriving early at our final destination of Victoria Falls, we have time to plan the next day’s adventure activities and those who want to can visit the Falls. The popular optional sunset cruise includes dinner and drinks.
Optional Activities: Zambezi Sunset
Cruise, Victoria Falls National Park.
Day 20 Victoria Falls
Tour ends Own arrangement B
Most people will spend the day White Water Rafting, a not-to-be-missed experience of a lifetime! Vic Falls offers many exciting alternatives.
Optional Activities: White Water Rafting, Bungee Jump, Elephant Excursion, Dinner out.
NB – It is possible to book our NTVJ transfer to Johannesburg (2-days) straight after this tour, as this is one of the cheapest ways to get from Victoria Falls to Johannesburg.
Departure Dates 2008
Some of the dates on this tour a German translator is provided email to inquire which dates.
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Arrive
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24-Feb-2008
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14-Mar-2008
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27-Feb-2008
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17-Mar-2008
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02-Mar-2008
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21-Mar-2008
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05-Mar-2008
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24-Mar-2008
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09-Mar-2008
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28-Mar-2008
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16-Mar-2008
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04-Apr-2008
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19-Mar-2008
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07-Apr-2008
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23-Mar-2008
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11-Apr-2008
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26-Mar-2008
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14-Apr-2008
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30-Mar-2008
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18-Apr-2008
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02-Apr-2008
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21-Apr-2008
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06-Apr-2008
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25-Apr-2008
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13-Apr-2008
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02-May-2008
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16-Apr-2008
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05-May-2008
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20-Apr-2008
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09-May-2008
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23-Apr-2008
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12-May-2008
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27-Apr-2008
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16-May-2008
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30-Apr-2008
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19-May-2008
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04-May-2008
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23-May-2008
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11-May-2008
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30-May-2008
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14-May-2008
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02-Jun-2008
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18-May-2008
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06-Jun-2008
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21-May-2008
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09-Jun-2008
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25-May-2008
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13-Jun-2008
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28-May-2008
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16-Jun-2008
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01-Jun-2008
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20-Jun-2008
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08-Jun-2008
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27-Jun-2008
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11-Jun-2008
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30-Jun-2008
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15-Jun-2008
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04-Jul-2008
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18-Jun-2008
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07-Jul-2008
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22-Jun-2008
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11-Jul-2008
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25-Jun-2008
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14-Jul-2008
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29-Jun-2008
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18-Jul-2008
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06-Jul-2008
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25-Jul-2008
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09-Jul-2008
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28-Jul-2008
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13-Jul-2008
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01-Aug-2008
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16-Jul-2008
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04-Aug-2008
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20-Jul-2008
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08-Aug-2008
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23-Jul-2008
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11-Aug-2008
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27-Jul-2008
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15-Aug-2008
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03-Aug-2008
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22-Aug-2008
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06-Aug-2008
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25-Aug-2008
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10-Aug-2008
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29-Aug-2008
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13-Aug-2008
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01-Sep-2008
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17-Aug-2008
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05-Sep-2008
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20-Aug-2008
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08-Sep-2008
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24-Aug-2008
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12-Sep-2008
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31-Aug-2008
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19-Sep-2008
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03-Sep-2008
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22-Sep-2008
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07-Sep-2008
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26-Sep-2008
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10-Sep-2008
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29-Sep-2008
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14-Sep-2008
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03-Oct-2008
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17-Sep-2008
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06-Oct-2008
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21-Sep-2008
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10-Oct-2008
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28-Sep-2008
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17-Oct-2008
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01-Oct-2008
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20-Oct-2008
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05-Oct-2008
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24-Oct-2008
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08-Oct-2008
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27-Oct-2008
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12-Oct-2008
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15-Oct-2008
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03-Nov-2008
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19-Oct-2008
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07-Nov-2008
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26-Oct-2008
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14-Nov-2008
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29-Oct-2008
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17-Nov-2008
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02-Nov-2008
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21-Nov-2008
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05-Nov-2008
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24-Nov-2008
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09-Nov-2008
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28-Nov-2008
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12-Nov-2008
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01-Dec-2008
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16-Nov-2008
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05-Dec-2008
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23-Nov-2008
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12-Dec-2008
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26-Nov-2008
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15-Dec-2008
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30-Nov-2008
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19-Dec-2008
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03-Dec-2008
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22-Dec-2008
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07-Dec-2008
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26-Dec-2008
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10-Dec-2008
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29-Dec-2008
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14-Dec-2008
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02-Jan-2009
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21-Dec-2008
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09-Jan-2009
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24-Dec-2008
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12-Jan-2009
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28-Dec-2008
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16-Jan-2009
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31-Dec-2008
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19-Jan-2009
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