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Author Archives: tomrburke
Safari Day 3: To the Serengeti
(Out of cell phone / data range for a couple of days. This is for Sunday, July 31st) We stayed in a so called campsite the night before, but it was more like a lodge for tents with pool and restaurant and large tourist groups. Disappointing, parti… Continue reading
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Safari Day 2: Lions, vultures, and mongooses, oh my
Today we went to Lake Manyara national park, which was a bit of a let down after Tangire. Whereas Tangire was open plain, Manyara was forested, making the roads and spaces tighter. I couldn’t escape the feeling we were on a Disney Land ride becaus… Continue reading
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Safari Day 1: Animals galore in Tarangire Park
Sitting by the campfire with milky way overhead in the middle of a huge plain amongst acacia and baobab trees with zebras and impalas a mere 50 yards away when we settled in, and somehow I have cell service. We saw so many great things, it became … Continue reading
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Tanzanian guys like to dance. That’s cool in my book. (@ Via Via in Arusha)
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On bus from Moshi to Arusha in Tanzania, and they’re playing a Justin Bieber video. Can’t escape!
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Beautiful green waters off Nungwi, Zanzibar.
Relaxed here for a couple of hours. Continue reading
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