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Parkview Inn Moshi

Aga Khan Road, P.O Box 373 Moshi, Tanzania

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Moshi projects and a meal to remember (or not!)

A travel blog entry by expedition-a-z

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After a somewhat epic journey, a great night's sleep was had by all! The breakfast of omelettes and fruit with watermelon juice was gratefully eaten. Collected by Enos at 10.15 to visit a new building for the nursery school Sally has been fundraising for – we drove south out of Moshi to a new township called Mabugini – found 2 'fundis' …

20 hours in a bus

A travel blog entry by solarmoxie

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The bus ride from Musoma to Moshi took 20 hours, and 20 hours in a bus in Africa is not quite the same as a Greyhound; it's hot as hell & the windows stay mostly closed because the dirt & dust from the road cover you if they're left open, no one wears deodorant & you're lucky if your seat is in tact.

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I came, I saw, I conquered....

A travel blog entry by asthebirdflies

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... stop every 5 minutes to sleep, I honestly couldnt keep my eyes open....he'd let me stop and then try get me to go again but I kept wanting one more minute...it felt like it took hours but was probably only 8.....I was pretty incoherent, don't remember much of it, wilfred took photos with my camera for me that I dont remember being present for but eventually I made it to stella point. Lots of people stop there but there is one point higher, uhuru peak, 5895m....I think ...

The Roof of Africa

A travel blog entry by admirawrl

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... Africa, and watched the sun rise on the first day of the new year.
The descent did not take as long as the ascent, however the scree sliding I'd heard about on other mountains was much harder and much less graceful on the slopes of Kilimanjaro. I was so tired walking back down that I actually tripped and went head first down a 10m scree slope (successfully avoided injury whilst doing so too). We made it back to camp at around 10am, 12 hours after we had set out. Half ...

Whiskey in the mountain

A travel blog entry by kryten4b

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... and upwards we go…

The interesting part of the trek was getting to Lava tower, at 4,610M (15,000 ft) It was misty, cold with an icy wind blowing yet so beautiful. We stayed here for a bit, snacked on our energy bar while getting more acclimatized to the high altitude, but not for too long as it was pretty darn cold and we needed to keep moving. Time to go to Baranco hut now which was about 610M (2,000 ft) down… Walking uphill is hard but ...