ARUSHA, TANZANIA |
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The clock tower in Arusha's main square |
City street in Arusha |
City street in Arusha |
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Shops along a city street in Arusha |
City street in Arusha |
City street in Arusha at the entrance to the outdoor market |
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Statue at a traffic circle in Arusha |
An Arusha woman in traditional dress |
A fruit vendor at the open market |
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The outdoor market |
Dried sardines? |
Dried sardines? |
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Loads of vegetables |
Loads of vegetables |
Dried codfish |
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The main street in Arusha, one of only two - during rush hour it is bumper-to-bumper traffic |
Schoolchildren in Arusha |
Leaving Arusha - the only glimpse I had of Mt. Kilimanjaro, since it is shrouded in clouds and fog most days of the year |
MTO WA MBU |
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Daily life in Mto wa Mbu |
Daily life in Mto wa Mbu |
Daily life in Mto wa Mbu |
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Bundling sugar cane for sale |
Daily life in Mto wa Mbu |
Daily life in Mto wa Mbu |
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Typical earthen construction for a house |
Braiding her daughter's hair |
Traditional dress |
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The children are so cute |
Carrying lumber |
National pride reflected in her headdress |
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Selling potatoes on the side of the street |
Preferred mode of transportation |
African art has become big business |
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Selling red potatoes on the side of the street |
A nice man I met |
Traditional dress |
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Two Maasai women walking to Mto wa Mbu |
Selling Maasai blankets in Mto wa Mbu |
Marabou Stork nest in the trees surrounding Mto wa Mbu |