Driving through the fertile hills of Southern Tanzania |
It's definitely banana cropping time |
They love the tall roofs |
We drive through so manu villages |
And it's carrot cropping time too |
Traffic mayhem through Mbeya |
So many tuk tuks |
What a heavy load |
Tanzanian coffee |
Drying coffee the old way |
So many trucks on the main road |
Motorbikes carry everything |
Matthew & Moses show us their ground nuts |
Exploring the gorge |
Some boys were collecting wood to carry home.... John discovers that it is a heavy load |
Some gorgeous trucks |
Heading into Iringa |
The markets |
And right on the street |
Tomatoes this time |
More crops to go to market |
Be careful driving through Mikumi National Park - it is the main road |
And inside the park |
A fragile load |
A very civilized drive into Dar es Salaam |
But not so civilized as we head straight through the markets |
Up and away over Dar es Salaan on our way to Zanzibar |
The Fort at Stone Town |
Decorating chests |
And the rain came down. With no gutters the streets are raging rivers |
Passing a nearby Palace |
The lipstick plant |
And this one is used in Channel No 5 |
The guy up the tree is called a Butterfly |
Fishing port - tides out again |
Trying to navigate the streets of Nungwi |
Watching the fishermen & fisherwomen |
A spot of boat building |
Inland passing rice fields - great day to plant with so much rain |
Back to the beach near Paje |
Clives lovely home right on the beach |
John and his Masai mate |
The iconic Rock Restaurant |
One way to stay dry |
Our view from our room at the Mizingani |
And there is our Hotel |
And the lovely Clinic (that we had to use) |
Exploring Stone Town |
So many lovely old doors |
A stark reminder of the Slave Trade that happened here |
A huge tree crashed down in the night. It just missed our rental car |
In Joberg we take the hop on hop off bus (but don't get off) |
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