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On Top of Africa---A Week on Kilimanjaro
... by a forced system of breathing called "pressure breathing," learned on Mt. Rainier climb. Every step was a slow, steady "rest step" but about halfway up Dick hit the wall---no energy and gloved hands very, very cold. We rested. Richard warmed Dick's hands and put another pair of gloves on him and encouraged him. "This will be a great accomplishment Papa. If you are not sick, we will go on." We went on. Trudge, trudge, trudge. Finally ...
Runaway cows go berserk!
... of fences, banana plants oh! and there was
the coffee plantation … coffee beans are now grained, the neighborhood stray
dogs found it very amusing watching the cows run around and upon opportunity
agitate them some more, the incident ended well for the cows too they ...
"Mzungu" or, the "white" man in Tanzania
... you didn’t see it, go find it because I won’t write it again OK!?
Anyway… this is just gonna (I know itīs “going to”)
at leeeast two of my friends stuttered something at “gonna” you know who you are…
well deal with it… this is my blog!
So this input won’t be about my trip, itīs just something for me to get started.
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Back to Arusha
... by the campsite staff, so no washing up and plate flapping. We ended up in the bar, which is full of T shirts written on by tour groups. The site is heavily used by groups as their final stop before Nairobi - we met another Intrepid group who were ending a Nairobi - Masai Mara - Serengeti - Nairobi trip, and one from Gecko. Nick and I called it a day about 2230 but some of the group stayed up rather later than that. Sore heads for them in the morning!
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Big cat spotting
... with a great laugh, which we heard basically every time he passed someone to chat. It was a nice little hike with views of Mount Meru and Kilimanjaro. The village of Monduli is very rural with houses spread out through the countryside and mixed in with grazing areas and fields of crops.
The Maasai are the largest tribe in the area and were historically nomadic herders who moved their cows and goats with the rains. Most seem to have no settled down ...
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