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October 29th 2007

Published: October 29th 2007

Smile, U R in Zanzibar The warm greeting from the shrubbery at Zanzibar's airport sums up our weekend in Tanzania's island paradise. Zanzibar is lush, exotic, warm, relaxing, inviting, tranquil, breath-taking, historical and righ in culture. And I've only seen a few miles of the island! A few of my fellow volunteer friends and I arrived early on Friday morning, and fell in love with our reso... 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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Mbweni Beach

My friend :) sorry boys, shes taken!

Mbweni Beach

Wild game of football on the beach!

Mbweni Beach

They climb the mangrove trees and jump into the water

Tree Hugging

I hug trees all over the world!

Mbweni Ruins

The case of the missing shoes ... CLOSED!

1st November 2007

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Kirsten Huntley

I am green with envy
Hi my dear daughter. Since I couldn't join you for this great adventure, I am really pleased you can share your trip with all your friends, family and others who read your blog. Mummy

29th November 2007

Rita
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Yay!
Kirsten, Your pictures are gorgeous. It looks like you are having a great time! I wish you well. ;D Rita

29th November 2007

Kristin
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Very different
I think that Zanzabar is a totally different experience than the Tanzania that I went to! It would have been nice to see! I love your pictures they are incredible :)

29th November 2007

Elise
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Stop Making Me Jealous!!
That sounds like such a lovely getaway when I am sitting at the front desk of the Mercer office in COLD MN!! Keep living the dream lady!!

29th November 2007

Patricia
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sounds wonderful
ohmygosh this sounds like a place I MUST see! Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts, feelings and photos!!!

3rd December 2007

Becky
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Amazing
I'm so excited that you are out experiencing all of these things. Something that I'm not sure I'll be able to do so thank you so much for sharing! Have a great time!

26th September 2008

Suzana Coleman
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I am sure You will love to move to Tanzania????????
How do u feel welcome to Tanzania? although they are not rich , but i belived they have good heart and kind people, did you ever travel to Ngorongoro creator? i wish you good luck.

22nd January 2009

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Kirsten Huntley

Tanzania is beautiful
Hi Suzana, sorry for my delayed response, but I am glad to hear from you! I felt very welcome KARIBU SANA in Tanzania, the people are rich in heart and very kind to each other, and to tourists. I learned alot from those people. I did get to travel to Ngorongoro crater, it was SO BEAUTIFUL and amazing to see so many animals in one place, it was one of my favorite safari destinations. Have you been to Tanzania, or are you Tanzanian? Thank you for your wishes and I wish you the best as well!

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