Southern Sun Dar Es Salaam

... and they are ready for the race. The whole idea is to win at any cost and sometimes the above happens. <br><br><br>The roads here in Tanzania are many things that include a way of transporting goods and people, a farm yard, a public meeting area, a full automotive workshop. (things get fixed where they stop) a training ground for the army, a sports ground, a dance floor and of course a bar for consuming large ...

... is put, though chees is so expensive in africa!!<br><br>also on the truck everyone gets a compartment underground to store other items of luggae and souvenirs, its so aweosme!!!! though no toillet of course and you get used to going outside in the wilderness of africa!!!!<br><br><br><br>today nerve racking exam results for everyone back home good luck!!!! but literally the sandstone house is owned by Dave the directoer and owner of ...

... dust, heat, people everywhere and crazy drivers. It takes us about 2 hours to get through traffic around the city to our camp on the beach. I could smell the Indian ocean half an hour from getting here and it was lovely and fresh. Palm trees very tall thin ones are everywhere and the feel is very tropical .At the camp we set up tents again and plan the next 4 days as we ...

... found my red ink pen offensive to his culture, the door to our minibus to the border was shut with nothing more than rope, our hostel in Mbeya had no electricity when we arrived, we woke up too late to catch the nicer buses and got hassled at the bus station, our bus broke down in the bush in southern Tanzania and was repaired with twine, sacs filled with dirt, and a small tree, and the hotel we booked lacked a/c and demanded payment when we ...

... which was the only way I could think of to translate wild rice:) I'm going to attempt some wild rice soup with some fruit on the side and maybe another side veggie. Kacumbali salad migtht be delicious with it. It's a bunch of fresh tomatoes with some red onions, green peppers, and maybe some pili pili (pepper). Absolutely wonderful and incredibly refreshing~! I love cooking for people and now ...

... well so went back to the convent. 18&amp;19/09 - I went to school did some teaching!  The boy with DS wasn't there so I helped Judith who is a teacher in class 1B. The following week the whole school was on holiday so therefore I won't be teaching for a week. 20/09 - It was a relaxing morning because Lucy was leaving! It was again sad because she was absolutely  hilarious.  After she left, we went to the Orphan Village where all the children have no parents.  Some of them ...

... I went to the shop around the corner and bought some paint for 25700shillings (£12.50). We painted one side of the wall in light blue but then it turned out that we could not do another side of the wall because we ran out of blue paint. I went back to the convent and the other girls from England had arrived, they seemed so nice. I wanted to have a shower but there wasn't any water so I had to wait for next morning! EW! 06/09 - It was the weekend but I decided ...

... for an adventure. Pat not keen particularly when she saw you had to wade out about half a mile to climb into a leaky looking native boat. Agreed to sit on the beach where I could birdwatch with Pat with a cold beer under a sun shade. Told her if that was what she wanted then of course we would do it (I'll be storing up these brownie points for some serious South African adventures!)