Tanzania’s WWII-era train is an exercise in patience.
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Tanzania’s WWII-era train is an exercise in patience.
Read MoreHumid, lush, and beautiful, Tanzania's Swahili Coast is a tropical paradise and important historical region.
Read MoreTanzania's semi-autonomous island paradise contains a fascinating mix of cultures and competing histories.
Read MoreIs it a travel blog or an urban planning op-ed? Great news, it's both!
Read MoreBetween August and early October, my sister and I and her boyfriend rode our bicycles from Amsterdam, through Germany, and on to Prague.
Spoiler alert: we mostly just ate a lot of meat and cheese.
Read MoreOn loving and leaving a country and its people. Thanks for everything Tanzania, it has been incredible.
Read MoreWhen casually living in Tanzania for two months begins to feel, well, casual.
Read MoreTravelling alone is a beautiful opportunity for which I am extremely grateful. But it is not without its drawbacks...of the emotional variety.
Read More"Safari," in Swahili, just means "trip" or "adventure." While this entire trip has been an adventure, this particular post leans on the western mistranslation of the word. Which is to say, I jumped in a safari truck and went to look at giraffes.
Read MoreRoad tripping Tanzania: from the bone dry sand of the Lake Eyasi region to the foothills of Kilimanjaro.
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