Today we fly (and fly and fly and fly and fly)! When our son
Mike saw our itinerary, he said that it was the longest flight in history. We
leave in January and don’t get there until February J It is actually a very long
flight—three hours from Salt Lake to Chicago, eight and a half to London and
then twelve to Johannesburg. That’s twenty-three and a half hours in the air.
In between the three flights there is a five-hour layover in Chicago and a
ten-hour one in London. Those are longer layovers than I would wish for, but
they will give us a chance to do some walking between all the sitting. From the
time we get on the plane in Salt Lake and get off in Johannesburg we will have
been traveling for almost 40 hours! Add jet lag to that and it will be
interesting to see how we will look to the person picking us up. Oh well, we’re
glad to be finally on our way. Keep your fingers crossed for us that the bad
weather in the eastern states doesn’t lengthen the trip even further. Next time
we post, we should have something to say about Africa!
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