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Masai kids running on the salt crust of lake Natron. 45C is a common temperature out there.
Looking for water, Tarangire park.
Swamp in the Selous.
Wind work on a salt surface, lake Balangida.
Local salt extraction, lake Balangida.
Near mafia island.
Over the Ruaha park, a new balloon company has started operations.
Lake Eyasi, another salt lake with incredible art work on display.
Danie Kruger on take off one early morning, warm light.
Somebody must have discarded some left over food…
Peter and Matthew Fox taking off on the Mustang.
Paul Lenehan hoping to chase a curious giraffe off the airstrip. Failing to do so, those animals can be unfazed sometimes, I had to run there and chase it away myself.
Another company is now short of one C206. The pilot couldn’t avoid such a giraffe last week. No injury except the fatal one to the poor giraffe..
A black-backed jackal passes by.
Parked Caravan at Mtemere airstrip threshold. Rufiji river, Selous reserve.
Dust and crosswind. Paul at the wheel.
Rains and mirror effect.
Refueling under the Moon.
No passenger on board, a steeper turn is allowed.
Our old C206’s, not in use anymore, out of Msembe, Ruaha NP. The midday heat distorts the picture.
Nick Bliss and Peter Gitwara in action.
One early morning refueling.
Good ol’ lake Natron, natural art at its best here.
Lake Balangida, a general view below and 2 details of its salt patterns above.
Lake Eyasi, another salt lake in Tanzania. The white spots are flamingoes.
Detail of Pemba island reef, Indian ocean. Notice the white sail.
Salt pattern, lake Balangida.
Buffaloes in the Katasunga plain, Katavi park.
Wildebeests and zebras in the Tarangire park.
Mangrove, Mafia island.
Sandbanks on the Rufiji river, Selous reserve.
Poor choice for this plot on the edge of the Indian ocean, near Dar es Salaam.
The active volcano Lengai through the atmospheric veil.
Salt patterns, lake Natron
Art…art seems a good word to describe the Indian ocean around here. I’d say Pemba island is the most striking place to fly over.
The magnificent reef in Pemba island that stretches on miles.…
those black marks appear to be fishermen casing for lobster breeding purpose.
Near Pangani.
Near bagamoyo where our little lovely camp, lazy lagoon, lies discretly
One unknown camp around Zanzibar.
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