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Hotel Melinde Malindi

Malindi, Kenya

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A Marine park and me

A travel blog entry by maclaren

... than Mombasa but still quite rough with a little debris, apparently the wind is coming inland from the ocean and creating the rough seas, which are normal for this year.

I relaxed on the beach in the afternoon in relatively solidarity before heading back to the hotel and chilling in the evening watching movies. I did however flood the third floor of the hotel by simple having a ...

Oh the pain the aches..why why why?

A travel blog entry by trudells

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... at out of depth the whole way. The day went like this..

We got up around 5.50am as usual, for a 6.30am start, whereby everybody meet in the veranda at Baraka House, which is where I sleep. Most get there 15 minutes early to do a rolling session with the foam rollers, tennis balls and golf ball! That's the first painful activity of the day. We then had to pick our aids, whether it be flippers, (they were all too big for me), ...

Sisemi Kiitalian! *

A travel blog entry by digsy

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... and people who actually want to talk to you and not just to try get you to buy things from them! Of course thanks to the large influx of Italians almost all year round, there are plenty of other people here purely to try get you on their dhow or into their shop to buy things too, however where their motto is "Looking is Free", ours has now surely become "Maybe tomorrow"!

It's been much of the same otherwise though - a bit of time spent wandering the village, lunches ...

Welcome to Africa

A travel blog entry by evs1210

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... general. I was hoping to speak with other backpackers
when I arrived for info so when I bowled up at the hostel and was the only one there it scuppered
my plans a bit and I'd be lying if I said I didn't feel a bit lost and lonely in a city that doesn't exactly have the best reputation for safety - a very strange feeling after the high I had finished on in Brasil.

Anyway after a bit of kip I knew I had to pull my finger out and deal with the matter so took a bus ...

The Wonders of Electricity

A travel blog entry by asilnicki

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... throughout my studies, I have always been reminded that NGOs and international bilateral or multilateral donations are often put into projects which require local expertise. And therefore, it is important to not only offer the product, but to also offer the knowledge, or training so that someone locally can maintain the product. Here the problem is
being acted out in front of me. The mill is broken, no one locally knows how to fix it, there ...

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