Jamboclub Stone Town
Pwani Mchangani, Mahonda Stone Town, Zanzibar, Zanzibar Archipelago, Tanzania
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Paradise, Day 2
... some reason, whenever i see something new, I point at it, as though there were someone else with me. There are pics on the Red Monkey website, www.redmonkeylodge.com I don't have an underwater camera and spent enough on my regular land one, so you'll have to let someone else show you. A word about pictures, while we're on the subject. iPad doesn't support Flash, so I can't currently add photos here. Damn technology wars. If you have Facebook, many are ...
Let's get this party started...
... which looked as if they had already done a lifetime of service.
The Anglican Cathedral provided a whisper of shade. It had been built about 125 years ago on the site of the slave market and there was a noticeboard pinned with pictures and explanations almost as old of the slave trade for which Zanzibar had been a hub until that time. The slave pits brought home to one in even the smallest way just how ghastly their lives must have been.
“Did they ...
Tell tale tail ...
... a few shoreside wader boys paddling on the ocean edge. (Apologies to Nowell for the less than ornithological descriptions.)
Lizards are everywhere.. (and as of yesterday even in our bathroom, giving birth!) tiny ones, that stand by and watch the lines of crumb carrying ants longingly. As many of the ants are almost as big as they are, it would be more than a Super Mac even if the ants paused on their military mission long enough to be ...
Insights into the Island of Zanzibar
... home and there it was a small televison hanging in the window of a shop and about 50 men sitting in the street going crazy watching the Soccer (football) game. Everyone shares here. The word "selfish" doesn't exist. Need shelter for the night, a local Tanzanian will provide that. Need some food? A local will offer what left overs he/she has. Food is never wasted here. If you are full, there is always someone close by who needs it and will eat it. ...
Hoops & Capoeira
... I am working with a government official to try and learn the process of how the ministry of sport and recreation works in Zanzibar and getting all the athletes to write letters to the minister for support. What I am finding in this country is a lack of infrastructure in terms of "systems". I am also trying to work on creating a network with the NGO I am staying at who can direct funds to specific sporting clubs if the government won't do ...


