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| Orange sellers. Very common around Dar. And very delicious. |
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| Tucker, James, and Emily talking to Dr. Rajabu. |
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| Riding in a three wheeled cab-motorcycle to lunch. Super fun! |
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| Having a full conversation with a man at the fish market in broken Swahili and broken English. I left with two small shells as a gift and request for me to return. |
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| Karikoo market! Or one intersection of it at least. |
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| A man coming back from fishing in a dugout canoe on the Indian Ocean |
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| James, Emily, Tucker, and I on the boat to a beach on our last day in Dar. |
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| Fist full day of Wohelo so I had to wear the uni on the beach :) |
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| DHE and the four Dartmouth Students we took Swahili classes with. |
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| It was nice lighting. |
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| Emily and the sun. |
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| A beautiful sunset on our last day in Dar. |
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| Walking down the road back to our hotel. That's someone's yard-turned-cornfield on the right. |
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| A view of the roof tops of the area our hotel is in. It's the best angle I could get. |
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| A market we wandered around this morning looking for supplies to set up our fuel making operation. We got in a little swahili bargaining for some sacks and shears which was fun. (Swahili lesson: mcasi means scissors and mfuko is bag) |
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| A view of one of the gardens near our hotel. |
Hi Rachel,
ReplyDeleteI guess I need to keep this appropriate as blog comments are public? It sounds very exciting, challenging and adventurous and so not for me! I hope you are having fun. You mentioned Emily is from Toronto. Is she also at Dartmouth? Whereabouts in Toronto? I have a personal interest in Toronto as you know : ). Canada Day here. Quiet, not like 4th of July. At least in Toronto. I am enjoying a 4 day long weekend and getting Kang Kang ready for an overnight camp Tuesday-Friday. Take care, Love Auntie Ellen