Scott Hanselman

We're back from another African trip. Mo and I try to go each year, or at least every other. This trip was unique in that we went to Tanzania, rather than South Africa (iGoli) or Zimbabwe like we usually do. This necessitated learning some kiSwahili and was more of an adventure than going to the places we're used to. It was also special because it was my parents first time out of North America - the first major passport stamp for them (Mexico and Canada don't count, IMHO).

Here's a collection of photos from the trip and a listing of the posts from my informal travel diary that were posted as the trip went along:

• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 24 - Travelling with an Infant
• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 24 - Black Hair
• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 24 - Kilimanjaro
• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 23 - Where is the middle of nowhere
• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 22 - Finding a Fundi
• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 21 - The Arusha Fire Brigade
• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 20 - Waiting for death's sweet release
• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 17 - Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti National Park
• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 15 - The UN International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 14 - Travelling as a Diabetic
• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 12 - Maids
• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 11 - Transportation
• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 10 - Malaria
• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 9 - Bandwidth
• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 7 - Fever
• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 6 - Family
• Arusha Tanzania 2006 Day 3 - Arrival

Feel free to check out the Africa category (paging controls at the top) for our other trips to South Africa, Morocco and Zimbabwe.

About Scott

Scott Hanselman is a former professor, former Chief Architect in finance, now speaker, consultant, father, diabetic, and Microsoft employee. He is a failed stand-up comic, a cornrower, and a book author.

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