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Ngorongoro Crater
Head off the next day for Arusha - Tanzania. Was delighted to find out that Irish people do not have to pay for a visa - saving of $50. Once in Arusha I spend about half an hour trying to get a ATM machine to accept my card - the Barclays ATM was broken and they wouldn't accept my visa card as I was not a member - Oh how I wished I had the power of …
Day 2
... else to eat.So our tour guide arrived and we got to meed the 22 people we would be spending the next ten days with. After a quick induction we were put on the bus, which looks like a massive ice cream van, and started our ten hour drive to Arusha. This gave us plenty of time to get to know each other and to try and get some sleep, but with the state of the roads and the suspension it was pretty much impossible. So we are travelling with four ...
Back from two days safari
Hello, somI am back in my very nice hotel Ilboru Safari Lodge. It is my last night here as tomorrow, I am flying to Zamzibar, main activities will be: Drinking cocktails, lying on the BEAUTIFUL beach, snorkeling, diving if possible and most of all partying with some fellow travellers. But before that, let me do a little resume of my Safari. Well I left two days ago to go to a national park, sorry I ...
Back on the road
... proved to be his grandfather. After this teacher went back to his nearby house we were left with one of the brothers with the not-so-flash-queens. Somewhere throughout the night it seems I acquired a new brother, father, grandfather, and four sons. This guy, roughly my age, was adamant I was his brother and therefore all other relationships must also ring true. I was titled 'father' by his boys until departing. Still a little bit confused about how it all ...
Summit day. The final push to the peak.
... on into the darkness about 11.45pm. It was such an effort from the start, moving in the dark with our head torches, not really knowing where we are stepping and what it will be like. There was a bit of shuffling around the camp as well, as you could see others preparing to do the same. At least there weren't too many people on the path yet, but the path itself was challenging from the start. There were parts, where we had to hold on to the ...
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