Between Mwanza to Arusha
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The Serengeti. A rondavel at Seronera safari park
Large herds of gnu on migration, this area has been burned.
Giraffes are found in small groups in the grassland
A solitary lion, the first one I saw in the wild
A pride of lions resting after a feed
A well camouflaged leopard, they eat and sleep in trees for protection
A lone Thompsons gazelle, this gives the idea of the extensive grasslands
A crescent-shaped sand dune formed by a prevailing wind in the semi-desert
Oldeani Mountain on the way from Serengeti to Arusha
Olduvai gorge, thought to be the birthplace of humans.
The rift valley and Lake Manyara
On the escarpment of the rift wall.The rift valley
has formed from an enormous fault running N-S along East Africa
A masai village in the rift valley.
There low huts are made of cow skins and dung
Tribal masai women
Ngorongoro crater.Formed from an extinct volcano
about 50 kms in diameter and the walls one km high
Black rhinocerous.
The animals are protected
in the crater and remain there all the time
More gnu
Zebra are the most common animal after gnu
There are a few forest elephant in the crater
A mountain near Morogoro
Mt Meru, avolcanic peak near Arusha
Mt. Kilimanjaro 27,000 ft., permanent snow on the equator
The end of a perfect journey
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