Tanzania
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Thursday, 27 Nov 2008 | Photo Gallery
Our 48hr train ride from Tanzania to Zambia
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Wednesday, 26 Nov 2008 | Views [936]
The next morning we awake to amazing scenery passing us by outside our window. Scenic landscapes and refreshingly crisp air make us both forget the importance of today. Rich’s Birthday! What a way to turn 28! It's my birthday (26th Nov - a date for ... Read more >
Tuesday, 25 Nov 2008 | Views [587]
We leave Zanzibar by ferry at 7am and get back in Dar es Salam within a couple of hours. Now we have to go buy the tickets for our train ride to Zambia. This is a 42 hour sleeper train ride from Dar to a place called Kapiri Mposhi (somewhere in central ... Read more >
Sunday, 23 Nov 2008 | Views [1330]
The main purpose of visiting the east coast of Zanzibar is to see the dolphins. There's a place called Kizimkazi where you're basically guaranteed to find them, and you can go swimming with them. Excellent. And with Alicia's love of dolphins, this is ... Read more >
Tuesday, 18 Nov 2008 | Views [1042]
Ok so it's wishful thinking to stay here forever, but we did meet a guy who had famously (ok, maybe not famously) arrived at Kendwa on a two week holiday, but he ended up falling in love with the place, quiting his job, in Texas, by email, and is still ... Read more >
Monday, 17 Nov 2008 | Photo Gallery
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Monday, 17 Nov 2008 | Views [1369]
Wow! That just about sums up our first impression of Zanzibar's north coast. If you just try to imagine all that a beach paradise should be, then you're getting close to what Kendwa can offer you. If you don't believe me, just take a look at the pictures.... Read more >
Sunday, 16 Nov 2008 | Photo Gallery
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Friday, 14 Nov 2008 | Views [1223]
We arrive off the ferry in Zanzibar and are transported back in time as we adjust to the Arabian/Indian culture still prevalent in the old Stone Town...not strictly true but certainly what the guide book would have us believe. In truth, Stone Town is ... Read more >
Wednesday, 12 Nov 2008 | Views [362]
Now that we have a taste for African buses, there is no other option of how we get to Tanzania. 10 hours? No problem. After a couple of hours of bouncing over potholes at 80 miles per hour, Alicia is reconsidering this option. I am asleep, dreaming ... Read more >
