| Looking out over the beach and dunes at Pona d'Ouro |
| And the lovely main beach |
| Snorkeling with the turtles |
| The only naughty elephant we could find |
| Heading into Maputo |
| The Town Hall in Maputo |
| And the lovely Cathedral |
| And the Iron House |
| The glitzy USA Embassy |
| Hmmm will that stay afloat |
| The local tip!! |
| There are some very tidy villages |
| Xai-Xai Beach |
| Local mini bus |
| And local school bus |
| Heading down to the aqua lakes |
| Just a common sight |
| Tofo Beach |
| Local sawmill & workshop |
| Drving past the new and old church in Inhambane |
| The long ferry there |
| Heading down to our next beach |
| View from our campspot on Morrungulo Beach |
| The schools are getting more basic |
| And the shops are getting smaller |
| Loading coconuts |
| So many school kids |
| Loading charcoal |
| A dhow |
| The fishing port at Vilankolis |
| Camping under the baobab tree at Baobab Backpackers |
| Looking across to the Bazaruto Archipelago |
| And the main port |
| Such a cute local church just out of town |
| Oh those tolls... and our challenge to get the cheapest price! |
| The Save Bridges - old one on the left, new unfinished one above and we are on the tempory one |
| The N1 - the main highway in Mozambique!! |
| Village life |
| Numerous truck drivers just buy a goat and chuck them on the top! |
| Selling rice |
| Last truckload for the day! |
| That looks interesting - we will have to stop |
| The women in action |
| The kids have to be in on the photos too |
| Whoops - schools are getting poorer |
| Its alway washing day |
| A huge Ladies Day at Church |
| Yet more washing |
| Driving through Chimois |
| Getting the bananas ready for market |
| Water filling station |
| More village life |
| Boys and their toys |
| The mighty Zambezi River |
| Such a lovely spot to camp beside the Zambezi at Tete |
| Oh the load! Bags of charcoal |
| Chickens to market |
| Tete town |
| Tete |
| Such a load |
| Rows of trucks waiting at the border to cross into Malawi - we drove past them all |
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