Victoria Falls...Zambia side...with a bonus rainbow! Our
friends Mark from Holland and Delphine of Paris join us while Ienemini
of Holland snaps the digital! Vic Falls is also known as Mosi-oa-Tunya
or "the smoke that thunders." The Falls are 1700 m wide and 545 million
liters of water per minute pour into the gorge during the peak season.
We rafted through the gorge and Zambezi river...exhilarating!
Mosque in Chipata, Zambia.
Meet "Danger" He was our scout for our bush walk through South
Luangwa National Park in Zambia. Nice guy.
Scenery at South Laungwa National Park in Zambia.
Fish (sardine like) neatly arranged at local food market in Chipata,
Zambia.
Shop in one of the many narrow alley ways of Zanzibar. These
brightly painted canvases dominate the shops in Stone Town.
Another shop near the waterfront in Zanzibar. Baskets are used
to cover food.
Tanzania...bamboo bridge.
Hi Mom, it is safe in Dar Es Salem, Tanzania...really!
Zanzibar...man beating a squid in fish market in Stone Town market.
Slave Memorial in Zanzibar. The Spice Trade and Slave Trade form
Zanzibar's history.
Newly carved door in Stone Town Zanzibar. Ornate Old and new
doors can be seen throughout this historic part of the Island
Little cove near boatbuilding area in Zanzibar.
Work in progress as this large wooden ship is being built in
Zanzibar.
Man climbing coconut tree! He brought the coconut down to us
and we drank and ate it! He then made a basket from the palm leaves.
Do NOT try this at home!
Spice Tour. Our guide Simba is showing us Nutmeg! Valerie
of Switzerland looks on.
View of Stone Town from Ferry Wharf in Zanzibar.