Dion, Viktoria, T-shirt, "TZ Tribes"

Dion, Viktoria, T-shirt, "One Flag"

TZ-tribes

Not "From Paris to Berlin" [Song by Internal, Denmark], but from Copenhagen to Doha. Almost a straight line

Crossing over Iran. I think it was a better idea to be in a plain, rather than a ship.

The mascot of the Doha airport (the yellow thingy at the back)!!! That bear had the lights on. That's more than we had. We may have gotten something like 2-3 times 20-30 min. sleep getting to Doha. And we had to wait for some 4 hours before we could read information on the next gate.

We rushed to D24 - which in fact was a 10 min 'walk'. We found a metro that got us fast some 500 m to the next building.

Feeling a bit disoriented - this 'art' did not help at all, when the sleep-balance is negative.

Finally we found a sign for Kilimanjaro - the stop before Dar Es Salaam

So, men use wheelchairs,
Women get pregnant, and men use a cane. Where is the equality of gender?

We were taken by bus in 32 degrees heat with bright sun, and heavy humidity,

Once in the plane - breakfast was appreciated.

We double checked our destination. Hhhmm .. looks like the 'driver' has takes a wrong turn. !!!!

This calmed us. We had to hand over a message to Iran, something agreed with a 'friend'. After completing this task, we headed south, Or maybe there was some other 'good' explanation for not going SW straight away.

We got some 'snakes' (turbulens) while crossing Somalia. So again our sleep was disturbed, We headed into Tanzania, and turned left, after seeing the landmark of the Kilimanjaro Mountain.

It was such a sad sight seeing her again. The majesty has lost the last snow at the top. No more will she shine her beauty with snow. Sad to see the majesty having lost her snow cap.

The Kilimanjaro Airport has not changed much in 40 years.

Leaving the North, heading SE in a straight line: Destination Dar Es Salaam

After having spent first a significant amount of time at customs, we then spent 40 min in traffic running 10 km, reaching the hotel late Thursday. Supper was 'just' around the corner on the streat: Spicy BBQ chicken.

From the hotel room, we had a good view heading North. All houses less than 4 stories high are 'old' (1950-), while all new taller than 4 stories, have been built within the last 5-10 years, and some are only a few years old.

The split area between old and new is very clear

House from 1955

Just after breakfast Alatanga came to take us round at Kariakoo. We ended us walking this special neighbourhood for hours making more than 10 km.
No pictures from this trip. (Not advisable for a white man to stop and show a camera. You could risk to have to pay all people shown in the frame).
Viktoria counted all the white people we meet on the trip. Not a single one, beside us two.

This is the safe-heaven: Dar Es Salaam.

New Skyline is visible

After luch we headed up north to visit Six, at Soma Biblia.

Soma Biblia

Soma Biblia

Soma Biblia

We met with Six, and his large stock of books, ready to be distributed to the entire country.

We also met a couple of Danes, and got to speak some Danish. Alatanga is on the left.

Returning from North of the city as the sun downs, The skyline is a beautiful look.

Even here Coca Cola have their display.

After a quick freshening up at the hotel, we headed back to the streets to find dinner. It was just 200 down the street.

Pizza

Supper

After dinner followed some 500 m to "Sno Cream". It has been there since 1961. And I have been there each time I have been in Dar. So we just HAD to go there. AGAIN SPLENDID.

Sno Cream

Bananasplit @ Sno Cream

Double Chocolate Vanilla @ Sno Cream

Sno Cream Guest

Sno Cream Wall

Sno Cream Manager

DSM by night (1)

DSM by night (2)

DSM by night (3)

Breakfast at restaurant @ Tanzanite Executives

Breakfast

Breakfast juice

DSM-Ifakara route

Car View

Road construction out of Dar Es Salaam

Super Doll

Pause By The Road

Driving with "Glory to God" - and a tank of petrol

Sisal

Morogoro Mountains

One bike, one man, one LOAD

"Weaver" town

Baobab tree

"DANGER: Wild animals for the next 50 km"

Here no garbage collection is done - for some reason!

The asphalt had suffered from heat

Just information - so watch out

Lion resting after a failed afternoon "hunt for fun"

Impalas

Impala buck

Baboon

Single lane bridge

Entering Ulanga Kilombero valley, with 'clean' edges of the Iringa mountains to the right.

Equal houses

Dinner

Beer

Obel Matimbwi at Kidatu. We stopped to great him when passing by.

Heavy machinery - for hard work. New road construction.

A stage of some of the road is ready for the next stage, but not ready for use.

Clifton Lodge (Ifakara)

where we in 3rd attempt Saturday evening Aug 17th 7PM/8PM-ish found room.

Clifton Lodge

It turned out that Kinolos kid-brother is a manager at THIS Lodge in Ifakara - and he met with us!

Mosquito net protected the two newcomers.

Early breakfast (ordered 6 AM)

We had to be at the church at Milola for the first Sunday service at 6:45

Lodge - Milola

Milola is just out of town, some 7 km

ELCT's Church in Milola

(Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania, Diocese of Ulanga-Kilombero)

Church in Milola

Choir began to sing - before 7 AM!

After service we met Angela Msita, who has worked with my father, and other Europeans

The new (not yet ready) church in Ifakara city (not Milola). The existing one (not shown) is from 1968 and too small.

Church Bell

Th current church bell. There is a request out to get a new bell donated to be placed in the new tower.

Tour around Ifakara by foot

Sokoni

Ifakara, Sokoni: The market wheere EVERYTHING can be sold/bought. This young man is selling vegetables, spices, eggs, ect. He is smiling because he just met a new 'friend' - a surprise to all around him, a white man speaking Swahili!!!

St. Francis

The Sisters house at the Catholic compound, St. Francis

St. Francis

The Brothers house at the Catholic compound, St. Francis

TV-Dish

Surprised?

Youngster with a big mouth

(behind the tall white guy)

Lunch

Lunch at a local diner - we were accompanied by Alatanga (rear), and driver Joseph (left)

Fish ....

Football

A football game was on TV. But the whole i Ifakara had a power outage from 2PM. So people gathered around those places that had a power generator.

TV Dish

Our "Clifton Lodge" also had a TV dish. But the sound quality was TERRIBLE. (note the shape of the ladder)

Neighbour

Next to the Lodge this new house lays. The main and nicely looking enterence is for some reason (??) right next to another smaller building facing the streat. There is about 1 meter to it, and no access - except to walk round it.

Cash / ATM

Some 5 km from the Lodge we found a working ATM.

Generator

Since the power cut was not fixed by nightfall at 9 PM the Lodges power generator had to be started. (Power was restored around 10:30 PM)

Doctor

At around 10 PM this man Dr. George Mfikwa came in. It turned out after some official TZ greetings and smalltalk, that he knows my friend Kinolo. In fact: He is attending a 3 month medical course at St. Francis hospital - sponsored by Father Kinolo.

Toyota

Our transport

Stickers

ALL the official stickers required for this and that.

Breakfast

Blue Band and Simba Jam is still here.

Lodge kitched

Here our scrambled eggs were prepared - and our dishes washed.

Ifakara > Lugala

Todays drive would bring us across the river and towards Malinyi and Lugala (147 km)

Roundabout / Kipilefti (Keep Left)

Landmark of Ifakara

Mnyera plain

The flat plain just out of Ifakara (south), where the river floods.

Magufuli Bridge

A 2-lane bridge. First time crossing it. Before there used to be a rope/wire ferry only.

Mnyera river

In the dry season - only a few hundred meters wide. In the rain season, the flooding may be 2-5 km wide of flooding.

Asphalt > dirt road

Here the asphalt ends. We have some 130+ km on dirt road ahead of us.

Bridge

Single lane bridge.

Bus

Local bus - and its dust.

Baboons

Asphalt

A few km with asphalt where the road used to be bad in the rains season.

Ahead - moja kwa moja

Straight ahead. Some places at speeds of 80-90 km/h

Butik / shop (duka)

Stopage

These two 'friends' may have been here a while, and may continue for another while (years?)

Bridge

Single lane

Dirt > Asphalt

Another difficult section, where asphalt has been applied to ease climbing the hill, in the rain season. Only a few hundred meters this time.

Bridge

Single lane

Forrest and Teak

Original forrest to the left, and planted Teak trees to the right.

Welcome sign

Showing that you now efter the district council of Malinyi

Bridge

Single lane

Road repair

Bridge

Single lane

Transport

Note the volume being transported

Cell tower

For cell phone / mobile coverage. They are all over.

Transport

Rare sight. Cows are not the most used.

Simple bridge

For letting small water streams to flow under the road. These are ALL over.

Straight ahead - moja kwa moja

Rice mill and store

Malinyi - Welcome sign

Here we turn right towards Lugula

Lugala welcome sign

We have finally arrived. 147 km : approx 3 hours.

Guest house

Where we stayed

Beehive

Just nearby. Not believed to be killer bees.

Lugala hospital

Bell tree

Here the church bell used to be.

Bell tower

Now the bell has a new place.

Old 'HOME'

This is the house that was my HOME for 4 years.

Our room

Behind this window, my sister and I shared a room.

SolidarMed sponsor

A lot has been done during many years by SolidarMed. They were not present when my father worked at Lugala.

Nursing School

This is one of the new activities

Malinyi shopping

Shortly after arrival, we went for lunch and shopping in Malinyi.

Tent

Our driver slept in this tent, next to the car.

Frida

Our cook/kichen aid Frida from my childhood, came and cooked for us. Here chapati.

Lunch

Lunch

School and Camp

Today (Tuesday) we where to visit the local primary school (Shule ya Msingi, Lugala) and then visit Tumaini Camp.

Joseph and Alatanga ready to go

Shule ya Msingi Lugala (Primary School)

I had brought with me some presents to the local school. I have never been student there. But my old friends have all been students here.

Sports Teacher

The "mwalimu wa michezo" / Sports Teacher was SO exited. Beach Volley ball net, 2 x Volley balls, 2 x football/socker balls. His conditions have NEVER been better.
Sports activities can motivate kids to learn.

34 years old school (1975-2019)

Guests in front of: 753 students, 10 classes, 23 teachers

Line-up

Some pre-school

Speach

Taller than the rest

Uniforms

No uniform? - no school!

Greeting in swahili - and responses

Full attention for this strange white african

Teachers and guests

Gifts displayed

At the end of the 'event' - the gifts were displayed for all students to look at.

Oldest buildings

Newest buildings

Return gift

Wrapping up

Wrapped up

Girls in the oldest class

Boys in the oldest class

School headmaster

Sports field

Football field in the background, Volleyball field at the front

Daudi / David

At Tumaini Camp we met Daudi, who is deaf and dumb. But he still remembers me, and I him.

Spareparts

We brought with us some spare parts from Dar to a tractor. Nemja in the middle is holding them.

Tracktor

The spare parts are NOT for this old piece of ...

Water tank

When there is electricity, water is pumped into these tanks.

Airstrip

This used to be a small airstrip. I have landed here and taken off from here - as a kid. (1980/81) During the rain season small Cessna planes could get there when the roads were to bad to allow driving.

Dafu

Viktoria trying 'dafu'. A full rich coconut, where the cocomilk has not yet settled into the white coco-meat. "Enjoy it cold"

Dafu

Teos-Sister-Mom

This afternoon (Tuesday) we were to visit first, Teos sister in Malinyi, and then Teos mom in Mwembeni - just outside Malinyi.

Bidge @ Malinyi

At this locating there used to be a bridge called "Jørgens Bro". Build by a dane, who was annoyed by the reoccuring getting stuck here. That old bridge is no more. This is its replacement.

Gift

When visiting Teos sister, I was given this chicken.

Gift

Viktoria also got to hold it. It looked almost too nice to end up on the dinner table.

Teos relatives

Teos sister, Teo, Teos daughter Opendo

Teos sisters house

Teos mom

(she is 85+)

3 girls

Teos mom, Opendo, Viktoria

Uncle

Teo's uncle - he is 100+.

Bridge @ Mwembeni

Between Malinyi and Sofi (just after Mesegesi (St. Philip) there is a bridge across the river. This is Mwembeni. From here the road leads to Tanga and Songea.

River

Used for washing clothes and bathing.

Supper

Kitchen @ guest house

Our meals were prepared here.

Kitchen @ guest house

Fish in kitchen @ guest house

Kitchen @ guest house

"New" Lugala church

New, because I have not been there before. It's about 15 years old.

Lugala Church

Inside view

Lugala > Kikohe

Today (Wednesday) we were to meet Kinolo by the river at Kikohe. A 50 km driver into the most southan part of the Ulanga valley.

Road T16

from Mbembeni (just out of Malinyi) towards Songea.

House

House out of bricks with tinroof, in an area that often get flodded in the rain season. (bricks and tinroof shows 'wealth')

Warning sign

something up ahead

Contruction work

- and some kind of roadblock.

WIP

Work in progress

Sign

A sign at Nhoheranga - we are to turn right here to get to kivukoni at Kikohe (river cross-over)

Road > path

The 'road' gets to become more narrow - a path

Load

Loads of firewood - carried on the head

Palm

The landscape is flat. In the rain season this is swamp. The palm/tree to the left is in the papyrus family.

Sign

Wildlife conservation zone of Tengefu, Kilombero
Warning: It is prohibited to carry out any human activities within the wildlife zone of Tengefu.

River bank

River crossing at Kigohe.
Kinolo (whom we were to visit) was waiting on the opposite river bank. (standing in front of the sister)

River bank

Messages accross was made by shouting out loud. "How many on your side?" "Here we have ..."

Kilombero

At this point the Kilombero river has its starting point. Just upstream to the left, 3 rivers meet.
1) Mnyera River, 2) Ruhudji River, 3) Mpanga River

River

The canoe is steared up stream, the to float and being paddled into the river flow to the other side, and the to the river bank. This one carries two bikes, 9 passangers.

River crossing

We have now crossed, and looking upstream to the right, where one river comes in from the far right left the other two to the far right.
It was the FIRST time Viktoria had ever crossed a river in a simple canoe made from a tree.

Kikohe (Kivukoni) > Mpanga

After having crossed the river by canoo, we continued towards Mpanga. The river crosse is in approc 265 meters, while Mpanga is in 325 meters.

Cattle at puddle

Nomads letting their lean cattle have a drik, and a small puddle left from the rain season. "New" bridge at the rear.

Tuktuk load

A small 3 wheeler (tuktuk) with a heavy load, and its owner. Note the safty!

WIP

Work in progress - yet another bridge construction. We passed ... again using the detour on the right - at low speed.

Ngalimila ("Church Village" ?)

This small villige of Ngalimila could be called "Church Town". There are 7 'churches': 1) Catholic Church, 2) Lutheran Church, 3) Seventhday Adventist, 4) Moravian church, Pentecost Church, 5) Tanzania assemblis of God, 6) Some nother church being a branch of Pentecost, and 7) a Mosque.

'Road' Mpanga

This small 'road' (200 m) was a climb up a hill. It had been shaped by rainfall, and now acted as natures natural speed hump, before reaching a school.

Mpanga catholic church

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Mpanga catholic church

Kinolos home @ Mpanga

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Kinolos home - inside (dining table)

Kinolos home - inside (office area)

Kinolos home - workplace

Friend

Viktoria found another "white" friend. Both quit happy - it seams. (the skeleton is used for education purposes)

Bed with mosquito net

Bed with mosquito net

Mpanga > Taweta

Today (Thursday) we were to go to Taweta after having spent the night in Mpanga. Its 35 km, trough hilly and mountain terrain, ending in 525 meters.

Taweta - ordination to priesthood entry procession

Viktoria and I were invited to participate in the
rite of ordination to priesthood of two deacons. They became "Fathers". This is the initial entry procession.
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Entry procession choir

Father Kinolo

This is my friend - in his dress.

Bishop

Choir conductor

The two deacons

The assembly of clergy

There were two Bishops, 34 priests (Fathers), a large group of Nuns, in front of the two deacons. On top of this a group of students.

Guests

Guests

Laying on of hands

Taking vows

Greetings by parents and relatives

Celebration by presentation of gifts

Holy communion

Greetings

Greetings

Greetings: songs and dances

Popping champagne

Popping champagne

Champagne

Sunset in the Taweta hill-area

Sudden obstacle

On the way back from Taweta to Mpanga - on a narrow simple bridge

Obstacle over the top

Secondary School Mpanga

Kinolo has built a Seconday School in Mpanga. He is in the progress of exadding buildings and subjects.

Extra (unfinnished) building

New classrooms

Cemestry and physics education classrumm, in a building under construction.

Physics and chemistry

2nd day celebrations

On the Friday, the party moved a few hundre meters down from the day before. We where now very local.

Second day at Taweta

Second day celebrations on the priesthood. This time not at the church, but 'locally' in the village - with lightbulbs haging from the trees, banalapalms in the background, and decorations in the setting as well.

Celebrations

Another full day of celebrations, singing, dancing, lafter, preaching, hollyness,
incense, prayer and much more.

Incense and prayer

Fathers

The table is layed

Rooster

This rooster participated as well, but not with tree crows !

Kinolo shared a word

Sister

A Head Nun being part for the singing

Jackfruit

This is not to be mistaken from the Graviola /
Soursop Fruit [Mstafera]

Coconut

Banana

Sister and Viktoria

Toastmaster and Dion

Dion, after being asked to give a greeting to the two new Fathers, as well as the guests.
All were surprised and rejoiced when they heard the strange white man speak swahili :-)

Open kitched for all

Taweta > Mpanga

Mid afternoon (4 PM) we left Taweta, to pick up our bags at Mpanga, (and head for the rivercrossing before dark.)

Dion and his friend Father Kinolo

Dion, Father Kinolo, Viktoria

Group

A priest and another Father joined the group of Dion, Father Kinolo, and Viktoria

Mpanga > River > Lugala

This later afternoon we headed from Mpanga towards Kivukoni (river crossing) to meet our driver Joseph in order to get back to Lugala. We arrived at 8:30 PM. (after dark)

Mikumi Map

The Mikumi Tour 2019-08-28

Giraf [twiga]

Giraf [twiga]

Impala (female)

Impala (male)

Zebra [pundamelia]

Zebra [pundamelia]

Wildebeests [nyasi] {gnu}

1) Superb Starling + 2) African Grey Hornbill

1) {Trefarvet glansstær}
2) [hondo hondo wa kijivu]

Giraf [twiga]

Giraf [twiga]

Giraf [twiga]

Giraf [twiga]

Giraf [twiga]

Turists

Redbuck [tohe]

White browed coucal [korongo]

White browed coucal [korongo]

Egyptian vulture [tai] {grip}

Sign

Info board

Hippo [kiboko] {flodhest}

Crocodile [mamba] {krokodille]

Crocodile [mamba] {krokodille]

Crocodile [mamba] {krokodille]

Crocodile [mamba] {krokodille]

Crocodile [mamba] {krokodille]

Viktoria

Wild boar [ngiri] {vildsvin}

Elephant [tembo] {elefant}

Elephant [tembo] {elefant}

Black-headed heron {sort-hovedet hejre}

Black-headed heron {sort-hovedet hejre}

Egyptian goose

Giraf [twiga]

Giraf [twiga]

Elephant [tembo] {elefant}

Elephant [tembo] {elefant}

Elephant [tembo] {elefant}

Giraf [twiga]

Elephant, Giraf, Zebra

Giraf [twiga], Elephant [tembo] {elefant}

Elephant, Giraf, Zebra

Giraf [twiga]

Elephant, Giraf

Giraf [twiga]

Giraf [twiga] - African greeting

Giraf [twiga]

Giraf [twiga]

Elephant [tembo] {elefant}

Elephant [tembo] {elefant}

Elephant [tembo] {elefant}

Elephant [tembo] {elefant}

Elephant [tembo] {elefant}

Elephant [tembo] {elefant}

Elephant [tembo] {elefant}

Elephant [tembo] {elefant}

Turists

Turists (Viktoria, Dion)

Turists (Viktoria, Dion)

Lion [Simba] {løve}

Lion [Simba] {løve}

Turists (Viktoria, Dion)

There he is !

Turists (Viktoria, Dion)

Nice pictures

Alatanga also got to see the wildlife

Impalas

Brown snake eagle [mwewe mla nyoka] {brun slangeørn}

Steppe landscape

Elan antilope [pofu]

Lunch break

Lunch break with giraf

Lunch break with giraf

Baobab

Baobab

Baobab

Buffalo [nyati] {bøffel}

Buffalo [nyati] {bøffel}

Sign

Elephant [tembo] {elefant}

Bushbuck [pongo]

Wildebeests [nyasi] {gnu}

Landscape

Vereaux eagle owl

Black Horn beak [Hondo Hondo]

Black Horn beak [Hondo Hondo] + African Grey Hornbill

Wildebeests [nyasi] {gnu}

Road / path

Wildebeest skull after lion dinner

Lions [simba] {løver}

Lions [simba] {løver}

Lions [simba] {løver}

Lions [simba] {løver}

Lions [simba] {løver}

Lion [simba] {løve}

Lions [simba] {løver}

Lion [simba] {løve}

Sunset

Sunset

Sunset

Karibu Tena - Welcome again

Breakfast @ Tan-Swiss

Morning @ Tan-Swiss

Pool @ Tan-Swiss

Sign @ Tan-Swiss

Mikumi sign

Tan-Swiss > Mikadi Beach Lodge (DSM)

Today the trip is to leave Mikumi behind us, and reach a beach lodge in Dar Es Salaam.

Mikumi sign

Just that you know!

Zebra [pundamelia]

Zebra [pundamelia]

Yellow Baboon [njani] {bavian}

Yellow Baboon [njani] {bavian}

Sign

Ukigonga mnyama aina ya swala pala
utila pia kiasi cha USD 507
Zingatia mwendo kasi zaidi ya 50 km kwa saa hairuhusiwi
[If you hit an animal, like an antelope it will cost you as much as USD 507
Be aware that speeds exceeding 50 km per hour is not allowed]

Sign

They may feed on you if you do!

Lion [simba] {løve}

Morogoro mauntains

Morogoro mauntains

OUCH!

Building construction

Wonder if the scaffolding is 'according to regulations' in DK?

Furniture sold here

Furniture also sold here

Only just around the corner

Spectacular house

Sisal plants

This was hot 40 years ago, but was replaced with nylon. Not it is hot again in the name of GREEN.

Vegetables sold here

Heavy load

LHD - Left Hand Drive

He is in the right (wrong) side of the road during because he is overtaking, driving a Chinees truck, in Tanzania (where there is left side driving), while truck is registered in Rwada, running 95 km/h up hill, but only marked to be allowed to run 80 km/h.

Read Madrid are all over

Road contruction and trafic jam.

65 km took 3 hours

Men at work

Only one sign - but we also saw women!

Men at work!

Is it realy needed to warn about this? :-)

Blue busses! - Efficient

From looking at it - it looks to be efficient and fast.

Blue busses!

No other trafic is (officially) allowed in these bus-lanes.

Accomendation (hut) @ Mikadi

Mikadi Beach Lodge - by the ... beach

Sunrise @ Mikadi Beach Lodge (06:20)

Sunrise @ Mikadi Beach Lodge

Sunrise @ Mikadi Beach Lodge

Sunrise @ Mikadi Beach Lodge

Sunrise @ Mikadi Beach Lodge

Sunrise @ Mikadi Beach Lodge

Sunrise @ Mikadi Beach Lodge

Sunrise @ Mikadi Beach Lodge

Sunrise @ Mikadi Beach Lodge

Sunrise @ Mikadi Beach Lodge

Sunrise @ Mikadi Beach Lodge

Morning @ Mikadi Beach Lodge

Morning @ Mikadi Beach Lodge

Rainfall @ Mikadi Beach Lodge

Breakfast @ Mikadi

Breakfast @ Mikadi

Tour Updating

Vacation shaving on the beach

Slipway

On Thursday we had made an agreement to Meet Mzungu Kichaa @ Slipway

Dion & Mzungu Kichaa @ SlipWay

Viktoria & Mzungu Kichaa @ SlipWay

Mzungu Kichaa

Mzungu Kichaa + Dion + Viktoria

A dip in the pool @ Mikadi Beach Lodge

A dip in the pool @ Mikadi Beach Lodge

Sunrise

Sunrise

Sunrise

Sunrise

Pool

Huts for sleeping

Kitchen and bar

Baths

Low tide

Low tide

Low tide

Bagamoyo

This Saturday we left Mikadi to go to Bagamoyo (some 70 km North East of Dar Es Salaam)

Heading to Bagamoyo

Bagamoyo city

We set out to walk around the town

Toilet in Bagamoyo - rare! - it worked

OLD house in Bagamoyo

OLD fortress in Bagamoyo

Driver Joseph's lunch in Bagamoyo

Dions lunch in Bagamoyo

Viktorias lunch in Bagamoyo

Ashraf got lunch today!

Old buildings in Bagamoyo

Old buildings in Bagamoyo

OLD buildings in Bagamoyo

OLD buildings in Bagamoyo

OLD buildings in Bagamoyo

Bagamoyo > Palm Beach Hotel (DSM)

After having checked out Bagamoyo we headed back to Dar. This time a different hotel: Palm Beach Hotel.

Plants being sold by the road

Palm Beach Hotel

Palm Beach Hotel

Palm Beach Hotel - bed

Palm Beach Hotel - AIRCON (works)

Palm Beach Hotel - Backup!

Dion @ Sno Cream

Dion @ Sno Cream

Manager @ Sno Cream

Sno Cream

Sno Cream

Viktoria @ Sno Cream

Guests @ Sno Cream

Palm Beach Hotel - time off

Palm Beach Hotel - TourUpdate

Palm Beach Hotel - Dinner : CN theme

Palm Beach Hotel - Masai Guard

Lunch down town

Lunch down town

Sno Cream Juice

Two O' Six

Excellent dinner @ Two O' Six

Excellent dinner @ Two O' Six

Excellent dinner @ Two O' Six

Dion dessert

Viktoria dessert

PalmBeach > DCF > SomaBiblia

DCF = Dar Es Salaam Christian Fellowship

Cactus & Viktoria

Cactus

Flowers

Beach side near Coco Beach

DCF @ Coco Beach

Dar Es Salaam Christian Fellowship meets at this beach site

Coco Beach

Coco Beach with Dar Es Salaam skyline

DSM Skyline

DSM Skyline

DSM Skyline

DSM Skyline

DSM Skyline

View towards Mikadi Beach Lodge

Coco Beach

DCF

Dar Es Salaam Christian Fellowship - Sunday service

SomaBiblia > Mama Dicki

Mama Dicky (left) with family

Mama Dicki > Mwenge

Truck load in Dar Es Salaam

Mwenge > Tulanoga

Tulanoga Matimbwi + Alatangs two sons

Malinyi related

Tulanoga Matimbwi (middle) + dauther and son

Malinyi related

Group photo at Tulanoga Matimbwi

Malinyi related