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    zambia cut short, malawi's breath of fresh air!

    ZAMBIA | Mon, 21 Nov 2011 | By kena | Views [991] | Comments [2]

    My last days spent in Malawi were that of fun, rewarding, sadness. I finished the school mural and went on some interviews with a local village for story telling which I will put on the website being created by the managers at Butterfly Space. We are ... Read more >

    Tags: butterfly space, devils pool, folk stories, malawi, mama malawi, nkata bay, t-club, victoria falls, zambia

    Again to Malawi Lake, dread locks, gluten free

    MALAWI | Fri, 14 Oct 2011 | By kena | Views [1097]

    I’ve taken off from Lilongwe (capital city) and have arrived in a bay called Nkata. It’s a quaint fishing community on the shores of Lake Malawi where people are smiley, artistic, laid back, and goofy. I’ve planted my foot in a backpackers ... Read more >

    Tags: africa, butterfly space, dorms, gluten free, malawi, permaculture, tonga

     

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