Enjoy walking around town with us.

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Some street scenes in the old town. Streets are very narrow,

New shoes anyone!?

Fish market

We learned about the slave trade in Zanzibar where as many as 80,000 slaves were traded.

The circle in front of the altar is where the tree was cut down that started the fight for freedom

The room wherevskaved were held held for up to three days without water or food and no facilities.

Peppercorns

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Lipstick plant.

Jack fruit

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Passion fruit

This is how pineapples grow

Ginger root plant

Cinnamon

Nutmeg and mace

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Beautiful fresh flowers everywhere. Many ladies enjoyed a Safari Recovery treatment at the Spa.

Look at the giant snail!

Tish went paddle boarding and Phyllis and I went kayaking for an hour.

The cow herder is on a cell phone.

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Arrived last night and ejoyed a lovely late dinner. The resort is fabulous.

Eleven here to enjoy and relax. Lucky us.

View from some rooms.

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Time for a siesta?

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The amazing tour guides and their groups.  We each liked our drivers so much, we did not want to switch it up.

Long bumpy road from the Mara back to Nairobi. Loads of vegetable stands along the way. Always enough to see! Local markets, very full trucks!!!

Our van broke down one hour away from Nairobi and we were picked up by another vehicle but had to say goodbye to our diver Robert. We made it in time for our flight to Zanzibar, eleven of us going on. The others are on their way back to the other real world.