The Canadian girls in their Element. Alicia on the left playing the Harp. Shanna on the right, singing and dancing.
Baha'i Friends in the Tabora Choir
I couldnt rotate this one, but a good friend from Tabora
This is just darn cute, i think these girls go to a Catholic School in Tabora
The Kids of Tabora, who are photogenic just in case you couldnt get that from the picture.
The Choir in Tabora
The two Canadian girls and Baba Farid JahanPour. Yes, he shares the first name with my brother.
In Tanzania they call them Dala Dala (dollar dollar). The cost about 200-250 Shilling depending on the line (18-25 cents a ride) and they cram between 16-22 people in one of the small vans and 30-50 people on the bus above. You havent lived till you ride in one of them standing the whole way.
The African Taxi/Mini Bus Station.
1 comment:
haha..;you sure are right abut the Dala Dalas...i rode i them all the time..;the most I had in one of the small vans was 30....that was one crazy ride
so many memiries on those dala dalas...
phone got robbed
bought é' chickens for the orphanage and had to ride with them in the van...crazy
Shahin
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