A long overland journey has begun, with multiple overnight stops and days spent on buses, stations, and the road. Choosing the slow route over flying, this trip is about endurance, movement, and discovery — starting in Moshi, with the destination still unknown.
Moshi walk pics coming soon! EOS drama strikes again. Can't power up CPU. Local lunch was cheap but not clean. Kilimanjaro peek-a-boo!
I woke up in my dorm this morning to the sound of rain – a rarity in Africa, but a common occurrence here around Mount Kilimanjaro. The climate is much like a European summer, with comfortable temperatures ranging from 18 to 30 degrees Celsius.
Today wasn't super eventful, but there were a couple things I wanted to share. First off, I had to pay rent, which meant a trip to the bank with my still-not-great foot. On the bright side
The day before yesterday was a whirlwind of exploration in Moshi, Tanzania. My plan was to find the elusive Art Market, a haven for local artists nestled outside the town center. Google Maps wasn't much help
