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October 16th 2007

Published: October 16th 2007

"Hujambo, hujambo bwana Habari gani? Nzuri sana! Wageni, mwakaribishwa Tanzania yetu, hakuna matata " translation ... "Hello, hello sir How are you? Very good! Visitors are welcome In Tanzania, no problem!" Sunny, sizzling Africa. Tanzania, land of Kilimanjaro, home to the giraffe, and one of the most welcoming cultures I've ever had the pleasure of experiencing. I've been here for 4 days, a... Read Full Entry

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Kirsten Huntley

KeepOnDreaming

Here I stand, at one of life's many crossroads, waiting to embark on my own adventure - a round the world trip, centered around a 4 week volunteer experience in Rau, Tanzania, surrounded by a globe-trot to visit all of my extended family. How exciting! In the Waiting Zone ... I write this as I wait in the airport, on my way to Europe. The physical act of traveling is sooo drawn out. Ironic how traveling is such an active experience, but in order to travel we must wait. Life consists of the joy we experience through action, and its sustainability through the Waiting Zone. So many peopl... full info

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Mosque in Moshi

Moshi Town

Built in memory of winning the war vs Uganda

Moshi Town

The cleanest town in Tanzania

Kiwodea Fashion Show and Performance

Kiwodea, a local womans group, designed and made clothes for a local orphanage, and then the children performed for us :)

Kiwodea Fashion Show and Performance

The adoptions of this cutie and her sisters went through the week of the show :)

Kiwodea Fashion Show and Performance

The final line

Kiwodea Fashion Show and Performance

The Kiwodea women, celebrating the success of their show, all wearing colorful Kangas!

Kigangoni Nursery School

My fellow teacher volunteers! Walking on our way to school, through the banana groves

Kigangoni Nursery School

Martin carrying my bag ... he insisted!

Kigangoni Nursery School

Our students, running up to greet us

Kigangoni Nursery School

Class is held in this church which is under construction

Kigangoni Nursery School

Classtime

Kigangoni Nursery School

Yea, seriously, so cute!

Kigangoni Nursery School

Football! ... these kids have a way with flattening the ball ...

Kigangoni Nursery School

29th November 2007

Elise
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WoW!!
Your writings are so amazing that I feel like I am there experiencing it all with you! I am so glad you are enjoying all of your adventures and I cannot wait to read more and hear all about it when you come home! I do miss you so I will be excited to see you when you return. If you get a chance, email me to let me know when you will be home my dear!

15th December 2007

Jeffrey Gabiou
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Mt Kilimanjaro
Loved your blog on Tanzania. Climbed to the top twice in 1965 when I was a member of the mountain club. Also climbed Mt Meru twice, once in the fog on top and had to throw rocks ahead to know when to stop as it drops off at the top. Also have a wooden carved Chagga pombe drinking cup from when I worked up on the mountain- was working for the ministry on water and irrigation. The original irrigation canals on the mountains bringing water from the west to the east were built by the Germans before WWI. Also used to have fresh caught trout for breakfast. Was great.

14th January 2009

Joseph H Lyimo
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thanks 4 advertising Kilasiya W.Fall in Marangu West
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