Ranger Station

June 27th 2012
After a LONG night, the morning was welcome. We broke camp, had pancakes for breakfast, and walked the very short distance to the Ranger Station. Someone is there during the entire tourist season. No electricity, no indoor toilets, but check out the view! The walk to our next camp included a couple of suspension bridges (which I would have LOVED to have had on Day 4, you will see later why ... read more

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My husband, Anthony, have returned from living in Arusha, Tanzania, East Africa. We moved there in October of 2006, and returned home in January of 2009. I miss it terribly! We are from Tennessee and have one son, Joshua. We were missionaries in Chimala, Tanzania from 1992 - 1995 and fell in love with the country as a whole. We came home, got some additional schooling, allowed Joshua to do all the things teenagers should do, graduate high school, and moved back to Africa. Have come home, Joshua is married. This journal is our ongoing story. ... full info

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