 |
A street
This is in Iringa. You can just make a the sign for Hasty Tasty Too
on the left. |
|
Another street
In Iringa again. This is the main tarmac road through town |
 |
Pasty white boy ahoy!
This is at a campsite very close to Iringa. This is the little Ruaha
river and me before my suntan kicked in.
{Bijou and Sabena} |
 |
 |
Down by the river
Big rocks. Brooke and Dale contemplate whether there are crocs in the
river. Well, I wouldn't swim in it.... |
Sally and Kihesa
Iringa town runs along the bottom of a valley that is set up in some
hills, if that makes any sense. There is a tarmac road that runs
along the centre of this valley and all of the villages extend out along
this road
The valley runs almost exactly North to South and this is a view to the
North East from the top of the West side of the valley. There are
several villages in view but they're indistinguishable from each
other. The line of green trees you can see is the main road.
|
 |
 |
Jerry and Gangilonga
This is the view the other way, South East. This area is Gangilonga
and it's the main part of Iringa town. My school and house are all
in this photo but you would need an FBI lab to pick them out. |
Me messing about
These are some of the rocks on the western lip of the valley.
Arguments about how such huge rocks got up there are fairly common.
No-one has been able to give a satisfactory answer so far, if it's
glaciation surely all the rocks would be in the bottom of the valley...... |
 |
|
Top Internet Cafe Where I spend my
days online. |
|
The Guv Shaffin, boss of Hasty Tasty
and Top, immortalized in the lonely planet! In the background some of
the delicious treats from South Africa, which I cannot afford.
|
 |
 |
Scene of boredom in Hasty Tasty Sally,
Shosh and I |
| "What a tart!"
Sally mocks my stylee but I painted the doors well
|
 |
 |
Anything for a Dulux colour card
"What colour are we painting and which is worse?" |
|
The "African" Decorators Me and
Shoshanna's ex, during the painting of Sally's house! I had no
painting clothes!
|
 |
 |
Just taking my locust for a walk
There isn't much in the way of toys round here so these kids have got a
locust on a lead/leash! |
| Much more organised
Obviously not content playing with the local wildlife these guys obviously
got some donor agency funding and made a swing!
|
 |
Back to Top |
The Dry Season: From April to August it's very dry, very
windy and a bit chilly at night.