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Evergreen Bungalows Bwejuu

Bwejuu, Zanzibar, Zanzibar Archipelago, Tanzania

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Like a Waving flag

A travel blog entry by digsy

4

... of the highlights on the ares - his food was amazin, cheap and he treated us soooooo well. I think I love him just a litle bit and anyone who ever ends up in Bwejuu must go to the main road and eat from him. Forget your fancy Tsh 10000 meals, get one for Tsh 2000 and you'll be far happier! (Tsh being Tanzanian Shillings by the way).

Besides diving we chilled on the beach when the tide would allow it - at low tide it's not swimmable and instead we would sleep ...

Metaphors and Proverbs

A travel blog entry by richardbuchan

2

... pro by now, was topping off my lemonade at the time and repeated back his request without writing it down! Right on!), Raymond began telling me the importance of Christ in his life, how he grew up going to church but never realizing that the Lord intended to have a personal relationship with him. And not just with him, with each and every one of us, in fact. Even Hitler, he said.

As I struggled with the weirdness of it all, Raymond went right ...

The Mockingbird Players

A travel blog entry by richardbuchan

1

... most dramatic scenes is when a drunken group of country folks from Old Sarum drive to the town square, looking to find and lynch Tom Robinson, only to find Atticus in their way. I sat wondering how they were going to do this scene. When the time came I could hear, off in the distance, the group of men approaching in an old car. When it got close an old Ford Model T came through the audience and pulled up in front of Atticus! The men climbed out ...

A Day In Maycomb

A travel blog entry by richardbuchan

6

... home, make time-off arrangements with work, buy a suit, travel back upstate for the funeral, then drive home again. So much of that time was spent around others that I didn’t really have much time to myself, to mourn and reflect on things. When things finally settled down I found that I couldn’t sleep, and when I could catch a few Zzzz’s, they were plagued with nightmares and horrifying replays of the accident. When movies or a ...

Zanzibar

A travel blog entry by rayj

4

... about an hour as the catamaran sped across the sea with lots of dolphins playfully breaching the clear waters at the front of the bow. We docked in Stone Town but my journey wasn't to end there as I had to get to either Bweju or Paje on the other side of the island to find a place to stay. Local rastafarians were trying to get me to book into a hotel in Stone Town and bemused by my hurry to get out of Stone Town, told me to "Hakuna matata, no ...

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