| Back through villages after exiting the Serengetti |
| Pity the new road isn't finished |
| Takeaway food |
| Water boy |
| Drying fish |
| Lake Victoria at Muscoma |
| Sunset over the lake |
| Camping at Matvilla Beach Resort |
| The local catch |
| On through more villages |
| They come to watch us |
| Our view from the Yacht Club at Mwanza |
| More Mwanza views |
| Hmmm the famous Bismark Rock |
| Busy streets leaving the city |
| Waiting for the ferry |
| The bridge will be finished soon |
| Met him beside the pool |
| Enjoying Rocky Bay Resort |
| So many people use the ferry |
| Some local transport |
| Local water |
| Local transport - Charcoal boys |
| A beehive |
| Our good road has vanished |
| Side saddle |
| A not so friendly zebra at Kigome camping area - he got a bit nippy |
| Naughty monkey stole our rubbish bag from inside the camper |
| Then he threw everything out and ate the apple peel |
| The fishing village of Katonga |
| Fish out drying |
| And back inKigoma selling the fish |
| The Railway Station in Kigoma |
| Magic camping at Jacobsons Beach |
| Someone is watching |
| Driving past the port |
| Banana market day |
| Such a heavy load |
| Into the mountains of Burundi |
| Crazy villages |
| Plenty to see on the road |
| Sharing our morning tea |
| Time to harvest nuts from the palm trees |
| Boiling down the palm oil |
| Brick boys |
| Palm oil processing |
| And out on Lake Taganyika |
| Taking school books home |
| Another busy waterfront town |
| Need to fire some more bricks |
| Our camp spot at Saga Beach |
| Seen on our boat ride at Rusizi National Park |
| Driving through the big city of Bujumbura |
| The Orthodox Cathedral |
| And the Anglican Cathedral |
| All the police have huge guns |
| Heading up the mountains |
| Flying down the hills |
| Free rides up |
| And on to the capital |
| Sewing machine street in Gitega |
| Hmmm I think the road is closed |
| Church in Gitega |
| Wow drumming at Gishoara |
| Showing off his toy |
| BBQ kebabs anyone |
| On our way to Rwanda - a flat tyre! Lots of helpers and even more onlookers |
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