Today is my last day in Africa before I go home. Alot has happened and I havn't been able to blog. In a nutshell I have been bitten by a Tsestes fly which has caused so many problems had my flights cancelled spent £100 on credit to try and get a flight home smoked a shisha hidden from traffickers who like to steal people lazed around in a hammock experienced a tanzanian full body massage ahhh developed a pretty serious burn on my chest due to Doxycycli...

I havn't been able to post for a while because Rwanda has little access to internet so I thought i'd incorporate the parks I have visited. Well a whistle stop tour anyway. I love Ngorogoro crater. It is a massive crater and home to all of the animals you expect to see in Africa apart from giraffes as they can't get into the crater. It is amazing. I saw every animal up close. Zebras, the rare black rhino, lions and elephant. I felt like a real tourist popping my h...

Met the Masaii Tribe today.. Casual.. I remember learning about this tribe in year 9 Geography!I was really excited to meet a tribe. Theres something cool about meeting a tribe. Well actually, i'm really interested in anthropology and I wonder why I didn't study that at uni sometimes so I was excited.They performed a dance for us and we got to dance with them. I was laughing thw whole way through because it was so strange. Fun but strange. I don't think you can ...