Its a giant satellite dish near Ihungo. Don't have any idea why its there. Aaron thinks its Tanzanian/Alien communications. Also, read the writing on the building. That is definitely about the Arnold.
A shot of the place we got dinner in Stone Town, Zanzibar. On the right side of the table is a grill where he cooks whatever of those skewers of fish you chose.
Sunset on Zanzibar. I tried getting the moon and a star in the top of the pic. Did I succeed? Also, notice that the moon's crescent is not left or right, but on the bottom. (!)
My future neighbor and best friend Aaron and some of the local fellows selling paintings on the beach. Notice I took this picture candidly, as a professional would...
One of the shacks along Kendwa selling local art. This one (read the sign) was the home of Mr. Cool. He came out all happy right as my picture took. Sweet.
The ship on the right served as a place for local ladies to give massages in the shade. Notice the composition of this picture. I am becoming a professional, by the way.
This is Steph and I at Kipepeo. I was holding the camera trying to see how long it would take before she got tired of waiting for me to take the picture. Unfortunately, all that happened was that she started laughing. Oh well...
Alex, Dale, and myself relaxing at Kipepeo beach, which was quite close to Dar. A nice day of relaxation. You can see that Alex and myself drink in style (Stella Artois) while Dale is worthless.
Steve was taking a picture of the laziest lioness ever seen. She just was lying (laying...? I hate English) there after binging on some wildebeest. You can tell that Steve is concentrating while photographing...
Elephants are not as big as they look on Animal Planet. I think they were using forced perspective like in Lord of the Rings...I felt betrayed, really.