This is a photographic study of the small fishing boats I saw docked at Tofo beach. Click on the title to see all of them.
This blog is my effort to show family and friends my life as an English Language Fellow in Inhambane, Mozambique. I hope my stories and photos from my post at the Escola Superior de Hotelaria e Turismo will show that this is truly "A Terra de Boa Gente" (The Land of Good People).
Disclaimer: This website is not an official U.S. Department of State website. The views and information presented are the English Language Fellows' own and do not represent the English Language Fellow Program or the U.S. Department of State.
My photos from travel experiences (in Africa and away)
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Blog Archive
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- Inhambane from the Sky
- Driving to Inhambane
- Boats
- Videos from Mozambican Women's Day
- Tofinho and a friggin' scary black hole
- I'm tired
- Me in the office
- Thanks Heyward!
- Beat Boxin' in Inhambane
- Messin around
- A is for...
- Lack of YouTube videos
- Thinking differently
- The happy hippy circle
- Crazy night!
- Mozambican Women's Day
- Stewart Sukuma
- Girls Night Out
- The Insane Asylum
- Think I'm gonna need another year here...
- Videos...yeah!
- Capulanas
- My Student's "Journey"
- The Milky Way and Cell phones
- Pictionary!
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My Choice of Useful Travel and Communication Sites
- Skype...got a computer? You can talk to me for free!
- Convert your time to Mozambique time so you don't call me at 2 am!
- Wanna visit? Gonna need a visa. Go to the Embassy in D.C. to get info.
- Can't get through? Don't know how to call me? Try here.
- The world's best guidebooks, travel advice and information
- BBC news about Portuguese speaking Africa (in Portuguese)
- Portuguese/English Dictionary
- Click here to see realtime updates of many statistics around the world. Really cool.
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