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I owe this day to the Greeks

A travel blog entry by maclaren

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... was excellent, and included fish right from the water. With full bellies and big smiles we set off on the seas to cruise around the islands. Noemi, one of the Spanish girls is the life and sole of the party and we soon took to each other, this peaked when she attempted to through me overboard whilst at full speed, of course she came with me. This gave me an opportunity to try my hand at waterskiing off the Dhow, ...

The Coast

A travel blog entry by samdendy

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... pulling up near the bonfire which we thought was pretty weird. When we came back there were boat loads of people dancing and singing around the bonfire. Kenyans had brought drums along and there was a big group of Spanish people there so it turned into a really cool night!

Another night we all got henna which is a temporary tattoo. I was going to get a sleeve but didn’t know how Maggie would take that so I just went with a tattoo on my foot... starting a new ...

A little slice of paradise on the Kenyan coast

A travel blog entry by julesandjen

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Swali walks us through ironwork shops, picks up coffee beans and spices and shows us where the coconut oil is made. Swali knows everyone and is a likeable character which is great for us as it gains us access to all these amazing places. We break for a snack and buy some cakes and sit and have some drinks with Swali at ...

Lamu Island

A travel blog entry by didonis

... like a big village where the locals are hosting a few tourists.There are only a handful of restaurants so you end up meeting a lot of travellers around over and over and sharing a beers and become friends. I also found here again a gal that I had met before at the wildebeest back in Nairobi, I guess it's ...

My time in Kimori

A travel blog entry by marrakeshtocape

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... we then met Bernard who works for AHADI (Agricultural Health and Development Initiative) - an organisation that was set up to meet the shortage of health care and schools in the surrounding area and supports a health centre, some local schools and two youth groups. Then Joshua came. This was the man who was to be my host father for the next month and I might sometimes refer to him as 'the Director' as this is what he was referred to by 90% of the people I met there, as he set up ...

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