Category: Tanzania
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Maasai Conservation Lands, Volcanoes & Sour Milk
At the viewpoint, the late afternoon is spent with the sun setting over Longido and the banded colours of twilight over Meru and Kilimanjaro at height
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Chameleons, Cloud Forests & the Nyika
Our guide, has an incredible ability to find chameleons along the trail. He lets us walk past a huge specimen, stop, raise his hand in a tut-tut and then point out the weird looking creature somehow floating on the end of branch
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Bagamoyo, Palm Trees & Dhows
Each rope line, sometimes a hundred metres long, stretches from the top of the beach to the floating dhow on the ocean
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Over The Eastern Arc Mountains, Bats & The Coast
We savour the meal in the secret city garden with the large trees, the tropical lianas and the bevy of local Tanzanian ladies chattering to one another
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Social Enterprise, Cracked Roofracks & Pizza
On some farms, animals are bred for their fluffiness and huggability. That’s what I keep on telling myself
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Conservation Down the Ruaha & Acheulean Tools
The sights of Ruaha are many but one of the most defining is probably the baobab trees standing strong, pre-eminent over the surrounding landscape
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Sumbawanga, Small Border Crossings & Witchcraft Begone
Small buildings of brick or corrugated metal are the norm. High roofs dominate in the south. Small communities dot the lands along the national route with larger towns and villages every twenty to thirty kilometres. The grasslands look or at least seem to be tinged with blue
The Colour of Travel 