the star at our dinner last saturday evening

the menu on sunday evening, the most important part is the dessert!

my class at JTTI

other students

at nursery school

our class at Sirajathi

Hadiya, youngest daughter of Fatima, Kanga-lady

Dullyboys at training, what a nice scenery!

Ffion enjoying her dinner

one of the hundreds of little crabbs in shells

black clouds over the village

a local cow

the „Fairytale Villa“

fishermen coming back with what they caught

gekko after a drink

at Captain Cook's

the parachute at Kikadini nursery school

giving a lift to one of the kids

the view when we get home

a closer look

the turtle shield (my flipflop is size 39!)

Fridolin, the Gekko who is living in our bathroom

my new mobile phone with the arabic letters

and the antenna

my finger after the parachute

Close to the reef outside the lagoon at low tide
Nice colours!

A starfish with 16 arms, eating corals. i don't want to be bit by it!

A giant starfish with 10 arms, likes digging itself into the sand. diameter about 70cm...

a "regular" starfish, nice colour

a lot of angel fish

low tide, and very busy on a sunday early in the morning (6.30am)

we were invited for a local dinner yesterday evening. some of our students cooked for us and it was delicious!

the moon over jambiani

teaching Dulla-Boys in our garden:

sunrise yesterday morning in Jambiani:

Stormy:

Snorkeling:

Rainy:

Our place where we eat, chat, prepare our lessons...

our boat when we went snorkelling:

Nemo:

My view while i'm online:

Low tide:

Jambiani's football field:

Dulla-Boys in action:

Bike to work:

update from Jambiani

Since I obviously can't upload any more pictures to my travelblog, I upload them here. I'm sure that's fine for you. There pictures shall give you an impression on how it is like here in Paradise. And no, I did not change any colours, that's how beautiful it all looks like here :-)

Sunrise in Jambiani yesterday morning
A starfish lying in the shallow water just outside our bungalows at low tide
Painting at Sirajati Nursery School
The view from my bungalow
My bungalow
Jambiani at night
Stone Town before sunset