Just imagine you live in the poorest countries. Tourism is virtually non-existent in Germany. especially Singida is not a place for tourism, since no major attractions shopping center, schools, universities, museums and other cultural reckons as can be seen. in many travel guides about Singida is that there is to see either nothing, or you should take a bow drum, because here you only wasted his time.
even if it seems a walk to the lake Singida makes it at first as if the people who visited Singida were right. by dust and dirt, a pile of burning rubber tires and wires led down a path. of semi-dried blades of grass hanging plastic bag and papierfetzten. cows and goats graze between their own education to grass blades, leaving only dust and sand.
but then you see the see and all this is behind you, it extends over several hectares, are grouped in the flat prairie, reed groves on the banks and provide perfect nesting places for living beings. a true voelkerwanderung of birds move across the lake like a swarm on the hunt for mosquitoes and other insects nightly, bouncing around like weed. Children splash around naked in the hot afternoon sun on the shore while their mothers wash their hands with the wash with sea water and dry them on the lush green meadow and cheerful gossip. young fishermen cast their nets out and splice them together. boats, made of a tree that was hollowed out on the beach ready to play with soft paddelschlaegen carried outside of the clear turquoise be. gulls and other birds settle on rocks that protrude from the center of the lake.
in the background of grass on the banks grow strong trees with full branches and blaetterdach.
no sign of drought and the last month before the rainy season.
children playing football on the beach. Girl wearing water from the lake to the rocks on the shore.
there they set up a crater of earth on the rocks and let the water into it. you think they want to wash or clean drinking water?
in truth, the lake Singida a salt lake and therefore also a salt-production sites. in this crater, the water evaporates and leaves behind salt layer, a 4-5cm thick.
green groves of exotic trees and plants formed along the shore and are both a crop field, and an orchard. on the big rock on uferarm it can be peaceful and quiet and thoughtful sort, or relax while you switch off the green, green looks to you and to the great expanse of the lake Singida.
now I come to a rather unpleasant part of my last week.
in this week, I was surprised by a total of 5-6 times a power failure that lasted longer than 4 h daily. when you are away from home during the works and is not a problem, but if you sit at home at night and suddenly everything is dark is your night went. it is neither possible to read a book, washing clothes, to watch TV or make something. and since it is relatively early dark in here, this is one of the most boring evenings.
the Christmas season is approaching and I'm assuming that each of you on Christmas Eve in the church is not it?
than me and jana were recently in the church during a school performance, we started out of boredom even count how often the parents or teachers or priests or sisters have used their mobile phone, it rang out uder they went to a phone call.
now imagine that you are in Germany in the church sits, and the phones are not switched off and an incredible 40 times rings. 40 times an annoying ringtone, which echoes through the church and 40 times and is available on the phone, while one leaves the room or just send a text message and then it rings again, because one is of replies back. this is a fair, as you'd want in Germany?
I'll bet at least one ring for the 3 gets kicked out of the church.
I'm curious at how much we land on Christmas Eve!
tomorrow has richard 32nd birthday and is he just talks about it, that he should get a woman. he is pretty old by African standards, and usually everyone here would be 32, long since married and would have 5 children!
we already have baked a cake and gifts worried! Tomorrow will be an interesting day!
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