I flew a plane! A little one from the 1950s! There are other pilots I know who have NOT allowed me to fly their planes, but this lovely Norwegian had no reservations about it. We didn’t even crash!

The bus between Lilongwe and Karonga takes 14 hours. The flight took 2. If I never see another Malawian bus it will be too soon. But I’ll see one in 1 hour when I head to Blantyre.

• Karonga schoolgirls who wanted my pen
• Kids getting seedpods
• Women playing keep-away after a day of work selling things at market
• Women who don’t get to play because they have babies
• Karonga’s market! These dried fish reek. People bring them on buses. It shouldn’t be allowed.
• In a school by the uranium mine. Her mom was digging a latrine.
• Sylvia and Lusayo
• Jim and Robyn, who adopted me in Karonga and fed me many meals.
• The Tanzanian mountains, as seen from Malawi
• Amusing
• My guide to the most amazing waterfall I’ve ever seen. This kid is three and barefoot, and those rocks are really sharp
• Waterfall. Forgive my intrusion on the photo.
• Coming down from Livingstonia
• I realize there should be photos of Livingstonia in here. Sorry about that.
• Beautiful girl whose mom was helping build the elementary school near the mine.