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| Blog Name: | Regions Beyond |
| Url: | http://regionsbeyond.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | missions, Christian, Africa |
| Description: | |
| Popularity: | 234 Followers |
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Malawi: A Land of Beauty and Contrasts
Sometimes called the Switzerland of Africa, Malawi is a small country of majestic mountains, highland forests, lush tea plantations on gently rolling hills, as well as a land of some surprisingly semi-arid tropical terrain. The country is over 500 miles long, but only 5 to 100 miles wide. Lake Malawi is the third largest in Africa. A brief visit to Nkhata Bay was a highlight of our travels because of its view of the lake and its bustling, open-air market along the narrow main village street. Splendid but often cloud-enveloped Mount Mulanje is almost 10,000 feet high. Most minor roads are untarred and quite dusty in the dry season. We saw no rain during the nearly one month we were there- in
Sometimes called the Switzerland of Africa, Malawi is a small country of majestic mountains, highland forests, lush tea plantations on gently rolling hills, as well as a land of some surprisingly semi-arid tropical terrain. The country is over 500 miles long, but only 5 to 100 miles wide. Lake Malawi is the third largest in Africa. A brief visit to Nkhata Bay was a highlight of our travels because of its view of the lake and its bustling, open-air market along the narrow main village street. Splendid but often cloud-enveloped Mount Mulanje is almost 10,000 feet high. Most minor roads are untarred and quite dusty in the dry season. We saw no rain during the nearly one month we were there- in
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