Salome's Garden
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The Spice Island
... end of it. After leaving this gorgeous beach front resort after three days of relaxing, we headed back to Stone Town for another night, and then back to Dar es Salaam to get Ken to the airport and back home. For me it meant that long awaited moment of truth...... is the Landy still in one piece? It also meant leaving behind the lazy 'holiday' type freedom I'd slipped into over the last week and getting back into the good old graft of day after day driving in the heat and the dust of the ...
Zanzibar - oleme jõudnud paradiisi!
... et ehk lähevad Aasiasse vetikasalatiks või siis tehakse nendest mingit kummi või muud elastset materjali.
Varahommikul on ookean ikka veel kaugel ära ning rand on jälle riisikottidega varustatud inimesi täis. Iga tun**** tuleb aga ookean rannikule järjest lähemale ning töökad kohalikud asenduvad rõõmust kilkavate turistidega.
Rannas võib kohata ka mitmeid naisterahvaid, kes pakuvad massaaži. Üks massöör käis mul iga päev sabas ning tuli mind ka hotelli ...
Rock-in Zanzibar (Asante sana)
... the figure wrong so we kept on correcting him. In this time the first guy had jumped on the back of a motorbike and sped off with our money. The second guy then said he knew nothing about the money or the guy that had just done a runner. We could not believe it, the first time we had fallen for a scam. As we walked further on there was a big sign saying that black market currency exchange is strictly forbidden so we couldn´t even report the guy. It was not a massive amount ...
No driver, luggage or power yet all is resolved
... he will go find it. My driver takes me back outside and around to the customs entrance where I am not allowed to go since I’ve already exited. The ZanAir man comes to the door with a large black bag but it is not mine. I explain that it is a duffle bag and has my initials on it in large white paint. The next bag he brings is mine. Joy, oh joy. Our dive gear is here. We pile into the van and our driver takes us into ...
Spicing it up...
... excellent English, referring to us as being from Blighty.
After several no shows we did eventually find a petrol station which had some. They all seem to be operated by Muslim women, which looks to my Surrey eye a little weird.
Turning off the main drag into the spice hill area, John handed us over to Mohammed who was to be our Spice Tour Guide. Mohammed came with Ali, his side kick, brought along to do the climbing ...
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