Final bit of the saga: note from Mutti, re the Quest to find Rita Hayworth's house in Dar es Salaam, which I posted part I here and part II here.
Thanks to Mutti for the post, and using the iPad with such facility!
This is exactly half way between Cape and Cairo. There's a clock tower with a plaque attesting to this.
Thanks to Mutti for the post, and using the iPad with such facility!
Have just read what you had to say about your search. I thought our area might have been Oyster Bay. Now that I think about it, the residential land ran around a bit of a point. Lew Border teased Dad about sleeping in Rita's bed. if only!! Someone at bridge today suggested money may have come from Russia. Don't know. From the sentences there you can see your blogs are read and discussed. Had card from Bron from Murren, so gather my research,using the I-Pad, is coming in useful. have half an ear to the T.V. And hear that No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency will be on on Sunday. Should be fun. Enough rubbish. Love. M.
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Margaret F. (Mutti)We're now in Arusha, gateway to the trekking business to Mt Kilimanjaro and surrounding hills. Arusha is a pretty town, the entering roads flanked by graceful trees and trimmed hedges. One could almost see hints of Sydney, or an Australian country town; then you blink and, nah, it's still Africa....
This is exactly half way between Cape and Cairo. There's a clock tower with a plaque attesting to this.
