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  • Afrika - Genel BakışDaha önceden blog müdavimlerime söz verdiğim gibi, benden sonra aynı yolu tepecek seyyahların kulağına küpe olabilecek kısa kısa anektodlar yazmak istiyorum. (Şu an uçağın kalkış saatini beklediğim bir huşu ve esenlik hali içindeyim ve bu yazıyı şimdi ve Posted by cerenmus in Afrika Gezi Güncesi | Jan 20, 2011
  • Dar-es-Salaam - tekrarUmudumuz, önümüzdeki günlerde Afrika'nın en yüksek ve en kartpostal tadındaki dağı Kilimanjaro'ya karşı birkaç gece kamp yapmak, sonrasında Ngorongoro kraterinde bir huşu anı yaşamak, oradan da Serengeti ve Maasai Mara'da birkaç günlük safariler sonrası N Posted by cerenmus in Afrika Gezi Güncesi | Jan 20, 2011
  • Day 10(Report from Chris) Chris reached the 19,434 foot summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro on January 19th and is now safely off of the mountain. Posted by Chris2343 in Kilimanjaro, Safari, and Europe | Jan 20, 2011
  • Communal living For the past 3 weeks I've been sharing a house with my host family (Mama Zubeyda and her 3 teenage daughters) and five other volunteers. On the whole it's great fun: Mama Z is a 'traditionally-built' African woman and initially Posted by Loulou_b13 in Time out in Tanzania | Jan 19, 2011
  • Matemwe - ZanzibarStoneTown'dan, turistlerin klimalı shuttle-minibüslerini görmemezliğe gelip, yerli halkın tercihi "dalla dalla" (pikap)lardan birine atlayarak adanın doğu yakasına geldik. Denizin hemen önünde, palmiye ağaçlarının altındaki basit ve sade bungalowlarda kal Posted by cerenmus in Afrika Gezi Güncesi | Jan 18, 2011
  • Stone Town - ZanzibarTanzanya'nın cennet adası Zanzibar'ın başkenti; StoneTown'dayım! Buraya, Dar es Salaam'dan 2 saatlik bir feribotla ulaştık ve adaya ayak basar basmaz aşı kartlarımız kontrol edilerek, pasaportlarımıza yeni damgalar basıldı. Zanzibar resmi ve politik açıda Posted by cerenmus in Afrika Gezi Güncesi | Jan 18, 2011
  • Safari...so good...In for a penny and all that...I'm in Africa so I HAVE to go on safari, right???!! This from the girl who doesn't particularly do outdoor things and has NEVER been (or had any intention of going) camping! It's a 10 Posted by Loulou_b13 in Time out in Tanzania | Jan 17, 2011
  • Day 4: 1st day on Kilimanjaro(Report from Chris) I'm having a rough time. We started late so we had to do an eight hour hike in only four hours. It may be the hardest thing I've ever done but it gets a little easier Posted by Chris2343 in Kilimanjaro, Safari, and Europe | Jan 14, 2011
  • Day 3 - Part IIMy flight on KLM was great. I had no issues at the airport, and I thoroughly enjoyed talking with my friends and their climbing friends. About half of the passengers were also Kili climbers. It was clear Posted by Chris2343 in Kilimanjaro, Safari, and Europe | Jan 13, 2011
  • Ngorongoro CraterFirstly sorry we haven’t written on here much but we haven’t had a lot of access to the internet. I have tried to put some photos on here but the internet connection is so slow that it normally Posted by kelandrob in Habari Tanzania | Jan 12, 2011
  • So, this is Africa...Hey everyone, Hope you're all well... I'm sure to you it barely seems like 5 minutes since we left but it has been such a massive few days, we've swam in the Indian Ocean, I managed to break my camera, finally Posted by jaypeejay in It's something unpredictable... | Jan 12, 2011
  • Dar es SalaamŞu dünyada nefret ettiğim iki şey vardır: İçten olmayan insanlar.. ve bamya. Tadını bildiğimden değil, görüntüsünden. Andım var; bu Afrika'dan sağ salim eve dönebilirsek bamyaya ikinci bir şans vereceğim! Sevgili babam der ki: "bazı yemekler ancak 30'unda Posted by cerenmus in Afrika Gezi Güncesi | Jan 11, 2011
  • Güney TanzanyaBu yazıyı ailemi ve sevdiklerimi meraklandırmamak için, tamamen iyileştiğim zaman yükleyeceğim. Hiç yüklememeyi düşündüm, fakat bu blogu okuyan ve benden sonra aynı yola çıkacak seyyahların Afrika'nın sadece safari, muhteşem bir doğa ve seyahat tecrübesin Posted by cerenmus in Afrika Gezi Güncesi | Jan 11, 2011
  • That's life...As part of our 'teaching' role, volunteers are expected to accompany the other staff members on 'home visits', where we meet the childrens carers. Yesterday I went off with Doris and 6 kids on an hour and a half walk through Posted by Loulou_b13 in Time out in Tanzania | Jan 11, 2011
  • School dinners...Okay, so it's officially the start of the new school term so the kids will finally be getting their daily porridge. This simple but essential meal consists of white maize flour, sugar and water. I've been roped into helping prepare Posted by Loulou_b13 in Time out in Tanzania | Jan 11, 2011
  • Dust, sweat and football...The end of my first working week was heralded by a day's hiking to Meru Waterfalls (at the foot of Mount Meru - Africa's second highest mountain after Kili) on saturday morning. This so-called "hike" turned out to be a Posted by Loulou_b13 in Time out in Tanzania | Jan 10, 2011
  • TGI Friday!!!Due to the (extra) slow moving traffic this morning, I was late for school...not a good example to set the kids! I spent a good part of last night trying to formulate a lesson plan for my class as without one Posted by Loulou_b13 in Time out in Tanzania | Jan 7, 2011
  • In at the deep end... It's a 45 minute journey (on 2 "dalla-dallas" or buses) to Kwa Iddi - the nearest stop from the main road to our orphanage, followed by a 10 minute walk up a gently inclining hill to Nelito school and my Posted by Loulou_b13 in Time out in Tanzania | Jan 6, 2011
  • Settling in...Orientation day finally arrived yesterday. Basically an introductory meeting for all the new volunteers. Very informative but very long, so it was nice to punctuate the day with a brief Swahili lesson. Due to the general lack of activity since Posted by Loulou_b13 in Time out in Tanzania | Jan 4, 2011
  • Usa RiverWe have been at the volunteer centre for 3 days now and are settling into the basic accommodation. We walked into a mosquito infested bedroom with a couple of geckos, who obviously couldn’t cope with the amount of mozzies Posted by kelandrob in Habari Tanzania | Dec 31, 2010
  • What is Rule #4??You find our happy travelers back in Dar es Salaam for the night, checked into the YMCA having a beer in the garden with a tray of stew and rice and a beer on the table in front of them. Posted by rachndave in Adventure Points | Dec 24, 2010
  • As the Tan Fades...Dec 24, 2010 Well, now that I’m in a rather snowy Dublin, relaxing in the lead-up to Christmas, I figure it’s time for a (possibly final?) update about my time in Zanzibar. It was really hard to say goodbye, to our host Posted by MzunguM in A Tale of Two Continents | Dec 23, 2010
  • It's got two Zs in it!Beyond Timbuktu, Outer Mongolia and The Land of Nod lies the magical kingdom of Zanzibar. Actually that’s not too far off because although Zanzibar belongs to Tanzania it has it’s own president and also it’s own bonus stamp in Posted by rachndave in Adventure Points | Dec 23, 2010
  • Experiences from ZanzibarI was in Zanzibar from August to October to learn at work. Previous experience in Africa was only Egyptian. I had gone anywhere else in Africa. I didn´t have any preconceived ideas but views seem to be what I had Posted by za_za in Experiences from Zanzibar | Dec 23, 2010
  • Heading North I can see Kilimanjaro!!! In the end I was quite sad to leave Bagamoyo, although it's a little quiet for my Posted by HelenMelon in Explore. Dream. Discover. | Dec 21, 2010
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