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On Safari In Tanzania: A Morning In Ngorongoro Crater
Previous Post – An Afternoon In Tarangire National Park We left Tarangire National Park shortly after 4 p.m., amazed at the number of animals we had seen. As the map below shows, Tarangire is the southernmost of a sequence of … Continue reading
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On Safari In Tanzania: An Afternoon In Tarangire National Park
My volcano climbs of Meru and Kilimanjaro done, I had six days of empty space at the end of my Tanzania visit. Two of them I spent in Moshi and two in Arusha. The original plan had been to climb … Continue reading
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Mount Meru: A Walk To the Top of Tanzania’s Second Highest Mountain
Previous Post: Heading To Tanzania’s Kilimanjaro Region Google “Meru” and you come up with a number of destinations. There is the Meru of Hindu and Buddhist myth; it is believed to be the very axis of the world in the same way, … Continue reading
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Heading To Tanzania’s Kilimanjaro Region
Hank Snow, the “Singing Ranger” from Nova Scotia, hit it big in 1962 with a song that mentions all the places he had passed through in his rambles. It is like Woody Guthrie’s “This Land Is Your Land” on amphetamine … Continue reading
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