An idyllic and abandoned stretch of beach we stumbled upon in Nungwi
Drinking beer at one of the two or three resorts for miles on this beach.
Another average day in Nungwi.
All the dhows leave around the same time for night fishing, it's really pretty when they all "deploy" at the same time.
Dhows against the horizon.
A fishing boat on the beach.
Rebecca and Kent
A dhow.
Kent at the bar (which used to be a boat)
The football field by the daladala stop in Nungwi.
In Nungwi, getting a sunburn
The bar on the beach at Nungwi
In the bar on the beach
Rebecca, stressed out as usual.
Coconut Beach nearing sunset
Sunset at Coconut Beach
One of the many huge and beautiful mosques around Stone Town.
We stopped for a breather on our bike trip last weekend and were swarmed by kids.
Same thing, different kids.
The beach we "discovered" on our bike trip. Note the mangroves and the fishing boats.
These kids stopped Rebecca in the street and asked her to take their photo.
Boats on the beach at Bububu (I love alliteration).
Also at Bububu.
An artsy shot at Bububu.
Me and Dave in a daladala heading to Nungwi many weeks ago.
Me blissed out at a bar on the beach in Nungwi.
The beach at Bububu
My feet
Me, Kent, and Christina
Bububu again
Kent and Christina, deep in conversation
Palm trees
Still Bububu
The beach Rebecca and I discovered on our Saturday bike ride
Mangroves (in the water)
Rebecca wading
Fishermen
Me and my rickety one-speed bike
My stroll to the beach on Sunday
The view from an inn we spent Sunday afternoon at
Me, totally relaxed
Aqua Massage! (in Amsterdam)
Lunch in Dar on our first day here
The plane to Zanzibar (very Casablanca-esque)
Me excited and Kent freaking out on the plane
In front of a clinic supported by the AKF
Bagamoyo
We visited a crocodile farm! SO cool. They're bred for the purposes of meat of course...
Welcome to Zanzibar!
The sea...
This building was restored several years ago by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (one of the branches of the Aga Khan Development Network), and it holds a few NGOs and also acts as a tourist attraction. It's probably the most beautifully restored building in Stone Town.
Rebecca, Christina, John, and Kent, four of my fellow interns, at an outdoor concert on the last day of the Zanzibar International Film Festival.
A typical street in Stone Town.
I see this every day.
A dhow at dusk.
Kent looking colonial in front of the door to our apartment (Stone Town is famous for its beautifully carved doors).
Just another evening in Stone Town.
Rebecca and me on the beach in Stone Town
Our front door
This is one of the landings inside the building where I work
The door of a mosque
