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I was going to start another trip in FindPenguins but it was too difficult, so I will just keep going. Which is what its all about really. After 'The End' it took a couple of months to sell the Renault van and get visas, tickets, vaccinations etc as I planned a roundabout route back to Oz. Fortune had smiled on me for, 2 days after I had sold the van, the new owner sent me an SMS informing me that the clutch had broken. I set off on 30 Nov after having been pampered and fed by my big sister and b. Foolishly I had booked to leave Gatwick on Sunday morning, totally forgetting the interminable problems with Souther Rail. No trains early on Sunday morning, and the last train on Saturday turned out to be 2 trains and an intermediate bus journey. Good fortune stayed with me for everything was on-time, I found in the marbled caverns of Gatwick South a small piece of carpet on which to have a kip, the 2 Turkish Airlines flights taking me to Dar es Salaam via Istanbul kept to the chedule and I arrived at 2 in the morning of Mon. Istanbul airport is very long and the only way of knowing you are not in Dubai or Singapore is that Duty Free prices are posted in Euros, though unfortunately coffee is in TLira. Everybody knows that airlines lease aircraft from fleet management companies and there is very little difference in quality between them. Dynamic seat pricing and allocation was one of the first centralised facilities, followed quickly by food supplied local caterers to an international standard of flavour. Savvy airlines have gone one step further and now lease their waitresses and waiters specially trained to comfort you if the plane falls from 30, ft altitude after an accident, from a central pool, ensuring uniformity of quality and presentation smile, illustrations of lifejacket assembly, advanced trolley management etc Thus each airline can focus on the important things, like what to wear, brand management, advertising strategies and free flights for employees. This is Any Airline and probably a member of the Star Alliance. So in choosing your flights, worry not about the safety and track record of the carrier but ask, 'Is it Any Airline rebranded '? You will not go far wrong. And yes, Turkish is Any Airline and the stewards oufits are distinguished by melted, fire engine red berets and modernised janissary costumes. Читать далее. Trust Southern Rail the worst rail company in the world to nearly derail you before you had even started! Hope the airline gave you a branded cravat to impress the Tanzanians Arriving in Dar Es Salaam was an instant flash back to 3 years ago when we traveled Kenya and Uganda. The people lining up at the airport exit, the men following you to offer their taxi services, the heat, all hits you at once. Except this time - I knew what to expect. Instead of having to negociate, and not having mastered the currency or prices of anything yet, we opted to Uber. Yes, Tanzania has Uber. We used the airport WiFi and 2 minutes later we were sitting comfortably in a car, without having to argue about pricing, heading to the hotel we booked on our layover in Addis Ababa. The people walking the streets, men carrying large loads, women with baskets on their head, fruit vendors everywhere, car and tire repair shops lining the streets We napped, of course. And our alarm 1. We then walked around town, mostly looking for food yet unknowingly hitting almost every tourist stop along the way. We saw the main ferry ticketing office to Zanzibar, the waterfront which was mostly used by fish merchants, so not your typical nice beach , walked by a massive parlement building which was all blocked off from view, and passed a few really pretty mosques. We even crossed the National Museum without knowing it, which had great art and trincklet vendors outside their doors. Our basic trick to finding good and cheap food is spotting the gathering of colourful plastic chairs and locals eating We proceeded to open random pots, and point to what we wanted. Cirka am 5i simmer de in Daressalam ahcho. Ich ha mich so gfreut! De Geburtstag am Meer werd mer sicher in Erinnerig bliibe. Der erste Eindruck dieser schnell wachsenden Metropole war wenig berauschend. Emsiges Treiben am Fischmarkt. Messerschleifer mit origineller Schleifmaschine. Ist das ein Rochen? Und sind das Aale? Wir sind wieder gegen 6 aufgestanden, weil wir nochmal komplett umpacken mussten. Am Ende ging es irgendwie. Keiner braucht Plastikbeutel! Es gab auch frischen Melonensaft, der sehr lecker war. Punkt 8 sind wir nach Daressalam los gefahren. Die Stadt ist eng, voll, laut und der Verkehr ist eine kleine Katastrophe. Gut das wir nicht selber Fahren mussten. Nach ca. Die Einheimischen wuselten in alle Richtungen und schrien herum. Das Hotel liegt ca. Wir verbrachten den restlichen Tag am Strand. Hier waren auch viele Einheimische und es war relativ viel los. Ich habe beobachtet wie ein Junge im Vorbeigehen eine Tasche geklaut hat. Es ging alles sehr schnell und ich wusste nicht was ich tun sollte. Alex lief dem Strand entlang aber er konnte ihn nicht mehr sehen. Wir sind dann alle zusammen den Strand entlang gelaufen aber wir konnten den Jungen nicht mehr finden. Die junge Frau weinte und sie tat mir Leid. Left the hotel for the airport at am. Security at the airport was quite impressive. We had to exit the car, offload the bags for a dog to sniff out, pass through metal detectors before loading the bag back into the car and driving to the drop off zone. Not much crowd at the airport. Went to an eatery within the departure lounge to have breakfast of orange cake and water. A Cameroonian lady walked over to my table and asked if she could share it. We got talking and I discovered she used to work for Shell downstream in Cameroon, had lots of interesting discussions on Africa. Left for the departure gate at am, had to pass through security scanning again. The departure area after the security scanner is isolated from the duty free shops. Flight left on schedule and after 1hr 30 mins we landed at Kilimanjaro airport, in Tanzania for some passengers to disembark. No new passenger boarded. After 30 mins the flight continued reaching Dar-es-salaam in about 1hr. After picking up my bag I headed for the domestic wing to check into my Zanzibar flight only to discover that a flight would be leaving within the next 1hr 30 mins and I would have to wait 4 hrs for mine. Woke up shortly before am which was my alarm setting, took a shower, packed my suitcase and checked round to ensure nothing was left behind. Had the tomatoes sandwich which was prepared for me the evening before with a can of zero sugar coke I had bought in Stone Town. Walked to the reception at am prompt to meet the taxi man in his bus already waiting for me. Off we went to the airport close to stone town. The journey took about 1 hr 10 mins. After 2 hrs I decided to go exploring, first port of call was City Mall. About 15 mins walk from my hotel, although I used an Uber. Mall is similar to Genesis Centre in Port Harcourt with small independent stores. Went up to the food court and had a meal of Mutton Briyani beef and rice in a native port with fresh mango juice. Thereafter I went off to Mlimani Mall which is on the outskirt of Dar-es-salaam. Got an Uber to pick me up at am after breakfast. The best part of the museum was the section that highlighted the discovery of skeletons of early man and chronicled the evolution of homosapien. A section of the museum also displayed the various cars used by the first president of the republic. In all it was an educative visit. After alighting and walking around and not being able to locate the museum, I eventually googled it and discovered its actual location and hailed another Uber driver. The village museum had several traditional houses from the different tribes in Tanzania, it was interesting to see how the various tribes built and arranged their houses, ranging from those built with mud to those built with sticks and twigs. From the village museum I proceeded to City mall another Uber ride to have lunch and then to the hotel to rest. At pm I called an Uber to take me to Elements at Oyster bay for dinner. Elements was deserted so instead I asked the driver to drop me off at Mamboz Masaki. Had mashed potatoes which looked like strips from an ice cream machine with steak. Lovely dinner. Returned back to the hotel shortly after pm. The first Uber driver who accepted the tripped cancelled after wasting almost 30 minutes claiming traffic was too much en route to my hotel. My destination was Kariakoo Market, haven read a lot about the market being crowded and a heaven for pick pockets, I moved my wallet to my jeans front pocket and increased sensors on that region and frequently tapped my pocket or held it to ensure no hanky panky. Kariakoo market is very big with different sections. I started with the main building before going through the surrounding streets. After about an hour I got a taxi to take me to Quality Centre, a shopping mall where I had launch first, ordering a banana porridge with mean. 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