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Tag Archives: Mt Kilimanjaro

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Travelling Solo with Anjaly Thomas | My Big Red Bag

by Anjaly Thomas Posted on November 21, 2015 January 21, 2016

When I meet the effervescent Anjaly Thomas at a coffee shop, the first thing she tells me is that she loves life.

daladala

Categories Almost Intrepid BLOG

Tanzania Blog Chapter 7 | Leaving Moshi and its memories

by Anjaly Thomas Posted on March 28, 2010 April 10, 2026

Despite the abundance of these attractive men around, the ones that share the daladala with us are of the different kind. Fortunately, none of them are carrying any livestock this morning.

Categories BLOG Tanzania

Tanzania Blog Chapter 6 | Molested in Moshi

by Anjaly Thomas Posted on March 27, 2010 May 1, 2025

Moshi is not small. In fact it is spread out on many directions and there are no real roads connecting one end to the other. Mud splattered name boards are everywhere.

Categories BLOG Tanzania

Tanzania Blog Chapter 5 | Robbed and betrayed

by Anjaly Thomas Posted on March 26, 2010 March 18, 2025

I glance at the certificate and freeze. The summit date is wrong. They have missed it by a day. Siraji assures me that it happens all the time. “No matter,” he says calmly. “You don’t worry.”

Categories Almost Intrepid BLOG Tanzania

Tanzania Blog Chapter 4 | On Uhuru Peak

by Anjaly Thomas Posted on March 22, 2010 April 10, 2026

The drive to Marangu Gate is of importance. It is a clear day too, which bodes well for our first day of climb. I look at the town scrubbed clean from the last night’s rain.

Categories Almost Intrepid BLOG Tanzania

Tanzania Blog Chapter 3 | Getting ready for Mt Kilimanjaro

by Anjaly Thomas Posted on March 22, 2010 April 10, 2026

The drive to Materuni is all uphill. The scenery is beautiful, full of green trees, bananas, cassava, taro and many other vegetable varieties

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