Hello everyone! So, I'm in Nkhata Bay, still on the lake of course, where I arrived after two days by boat from Monkey Bay, near Cape Clear Mk. A Mc
Cape Clear I stopped for four days. It 's a fishing village with thatched huts and baobab trees along the main street. The view of the lake and 'very nice, there is' a narrow beach and from what I understood for some time (and perhaps still in high season) there' was a certain number of tourists, but during my I counted less than ten people remain foreigners in all. Perhaps as a consequence of this was almost impossible to walk a few yards without someone joins propose that in an infinite sequence canoeing, necklaces, barbecue on the beach and other stuff and the end was a bit 'unnerving. Then I took the boat back to the lake once a week. Since I no longer had 'enough money in cash and ATMs in Malawi are found only in 3 cities' (the capital, a city' in the south and the north, close to precisely Nhkata Bay, where I am) I had to do: first day second class (which Lonely Planet described as hellish enough) in the first and second day. Then after the stop and 'Up a Canadian girl of Chinese origin, Min, who had met in Botswana in a sunny gas station in the middle of the road, where in theory, much in theory, had to go and stop the bus going up to north to Kasane. She and her friend, also from Canada, were there 'in the morning and we waited a couple of hours before to note that no bus would pass, so 'we felt a bit' with the hitchhiking and eventually found a place in a minibus that had stopped them 'to make gasoline. Then her friend went on to Kasane 'for Zambia, despite being already' late at night, 'cause when I had an appointment and we went to Min sleep in a tent-room, that' a tent furnished but 'like a room with two real beds, coffee table etc. ... and a couple of days later we were divided into Zambia. Ah, I take this opportunity to respond to the comment of Daniel in the previous post: I intend to stay forever really sleep, unfortunately :-(
However, the second class, though the price is much more 'down, it was not so different from the first grade, apart from the beautiful view of the upper deck. Indeed, although Min was the first-class ticket on the night and 'coming in second to sleep' cause there was a room covered (while on 'coolness was beginning to do) and most of seats long soft spot to lie down. I mean she was not hurt, like the Titanic song De Gregori. Ah, there were mice, but as you rightly say Low: after so much time in Africa in case you still do these things? And anyway if it were their own, on the floor or walls, not climbed on the benches.
Then the next day I alliccato (joke ;-) and I went in first, while actually the second class was filled with so many people and began to stink loads of dried fish. The lake glowed blue and occasionally stuck in the middle of green green islands of dense vegetation. And, very rare thing in this trip, I met the Italian. It was a group who was traveling with a missionary and then there was a boy, Giancarlo, who was with them, but independently. Giancarlo is doing volunteer work and is also pursuing a project to build a well for a village that needs it. If you want to contribute can do so via his blog: http://aiutiamoilmalawi.blogspot.com
Both the group of Italians, both Min fell on the two islands before Nhkata Bay, I think they are beautiful, but I unfortunately I needed an ATM that I spit vile money and so now I'm here. If I want to go on the islands I have to wait a week when the ship passes by again, and then keep them 'at least another week. For now I do not know what I'll do '. The fact 'that I appalla the lake a bit', that 'if the sea front could be months and months without getting bored, even though visually the lake and' almost identical to the sea does not inspire me much. I do not know why '. However, in principle, I'm going up north, then to Tanzania, and "jump" in Zimbabwe, where cholera is raging at this time. For the record, many cases of cholera are being recorded in Zambia and Malawi. Here we have 'a strange disease: the risk of bilharzia you take when you go swimming in the lake or even a shower,' cause, however, the water comes from them '. It 'almost a small worm that sneaks into the skin and comes to live in his own blood and cause damage. And the usual malaria. When I went to Mozambique, at the beginning of the trip, just the day before in Johannesburg a French gentleman gave me a package of anti-malaria pills because 'not needed. Dear, the price was less than 45 € for 12 pills to take one day. No side effects, the best. After I have been in areas with no malaria risk and time again I have to take pills as prevention. These I use now cost only about € 3 and you have to take one packet a week. So much more 'convenient and comfortable. Gia 'in Mozambique but' all the tourists that were taking me saying that cause nightmares and even the Most of them had stopped taking them for this reason. I thought it was an exaggeration and instead it 's true, I'm doing flesciantissimi dreams! I'm not real nightmares, are more 'the horror-thriller, but consistent with the intricate patterns and vivid colors and images. In the end, like me, that 'true emotions without any real danger. Who knows' mix with ... mmm ... just so ';-)
respond to comments.
Hello Danilo! I've already 'answered above, Dorima always mean literally ... I still want to thank you for this desperate attempt to save the honor of my male Latin! ;-) But I'm lost, I had not understood the name of the place, I had thought to call you but at night there were no more 'public telephones (which consisted of bancarielli improvised in the middle of the road) and eventually I gave up. Anyway, you were you to give me the wrong information on the evening of the dinner at Salvo.
Hello Salvatore! Thanks for your typical cute puns! Some are beautiful, others ... bhe ', say they do drop quite ... maun!
ziii Hello! How are you? What is this so sweet and gentle words towards your favorite nephew? The aunt is Carmen Zieta nun?
Hello Mark! Ok, so no more 'quotes. Congratulations on second place!
Then I greet and thank even those who are doing them to me comments on facebook instead here.
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I invested ten thousand billion dollars and with the addition of a U.S. dollar have reached one hundred thousand billion! This is' pure genius' and capitalist, and if you could not 'useless as you feel like fuck! And please stop piagniucolare on this phantom crisis ... ingegnatevi, analyze markets, study the stock market ... allow me!
Manifesto for the prevention of cholera in the capital of Zambia, Lusaka.
Girl in Senga Bay
Village near Senga Bay
Lake, Senga Bay
Boys Pankake I prepare a breakfast for Cape Clear Mc
Even here in Malawi fishermen used dug out canoes in a tree trunk.
water pump, Cape Clear Mc
Fish Market in Cape Clear Mc
Fishmongers, Cape Clear Mc
Canoe Lake, Cape Clear Mc
Mc Cape Clear
brewing, Mc Cape Clear.
Lake, Cape Clear Mc
Boat, Monkey Bay. The men are very happy to be photographed, as always.
The boat dating from the lake once a week.
Nkhata Bay
Nkhata Bay
Sellers al finestrino del minibus
Mi fermo qui, pero' ho una marea di foto di bambini. Le metto in un post a parte forse gia' domani.
Ciaociao!