Travellers Lodge Bagamoyo
P.O. Box 275 Bagamoyo, Tanzania
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You can't even describe how beautiful it is here
AFRICA IS BEYOND AMAZING!!!
I have done so much since I got here already! We visited the first mosque and the first catholic church in Tanzania the other day which was absolutely fascinating! The first mosque called the Kaole Ruins, was at the first Port and is now ruins but it is very cool to see! The old port is now full of mangroves due to lack of use! The catholic museum was so interesting telling us things about the people, the stuff they used etc. We also visited a ...
Finally here!
I am in AFRICA!!! I can't believe that I am sitting in Africa but it is amazing! It took a full day of travelling to get to Tanzania and then the next day we drove from Dar es Salaam to Bagamoyo which is where I will be living for the next month! The people here are very friendly and welcoming and ...
Bagamoyo and Kaole Ruins
... was smooth and we got to the Bagamoyo Dala Dala Stand without interest, aside from a brief chat we a man named Said.
At the dala dala satnd we were presented a bewildering array of choices for a taxi. thankfully the town of bagamoyo has solved its chronic unemployment by glutting the taxi market. unfortunately for all but one of the taxi drivers, Evelyn and i were travelling together, and had no need of more than a single taxi. ...
I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts
... we could even finish the ones we were working on.
After we ate, he took us outside his house and showed us the tree he climbs to retrieve his coconuts. He even showed us how he got up, by looping a rope around his bare feet and shimmying up the tree. It was rather impressive. He then walked us over to his cows that he owns and gets his milk from, which he then sells in the village. One of the calves was just 2 weeks old! It was so cute.
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No Electricity, No Running Water
... water have those luxuries. We first had to go to another person's home to fill up buckets of water to bring back to the house to make use of. And yes, Lindsey jumped at the chance to carry it on her head. Jessie attempted to show her proper technique, but she got drenched anyway. I guess over a year of practice would make anyone as good at it as Jessie. And that's just the thing. We're visiting Jessie in her village for only a week and she's been living in these ...
