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safari tour in the extreme north

first Part: The trip

Friday it went as planned, on the long journey. Of Limbe I went with Janna Janna and sister Lisa to Yaoundé. For the route with a length of about 260 km we have used a total of about 6 hours. Between Douala and Yaoundé, Cameroon, China wanted to sell a "miracle" and has all the bus talking to his penetrating voice. A quiet bus ride was not to think. Whenever he finished a Produktanpreisung was, I was happy, but then it went to the next product until we almost arrived in Yaounde. By taxi, it went to the station, where there was lot of activity. Even as we were some men in the taxi anrollten taxi her life and kept us any cards in the car, which showed well that they are authorized carrier. But nevertheless they wanted to direct our Luggage accept without any questions and to negotiate a price. It all happened pretty fast, but I could not even take my luggage. At the station in the waiting hall of the first class, the other volunteers were already there. Overall, we were a group of 10 people. The search for something to eat was not hard. Once on the landing came directly three, four Cameroonians started with small tables and went without asking big, avocado sandwiches. In an unseemly speed, they made the sandwiches and in the end we had three baguette with avocado, for a fairly high price. But somehow there, everything seemed already to be significantly more expensive. Even the water line had (normal 2000) with 3,000 CFA a premium price.
finally drove the train also. He wanted to end almost as many cars he had.


put in a short time, the crowd in the station building with the huge pockets on the move and lived on the station platform. We had sleeping berths in the 1 Class booked. These were pretty good and had the European standard. Still more people streamed into the train and I do not know how they all fit in there. Right on time at 18:10 clock the train started suddenly set in motion. It went through some neighborhoods. But from the city of Yaoundé is felt fairly quickly any more. Instead, more comes to village atmosphere. On the sides are small wooden huts and the people work. Directly on the tracks waving children and played football.
In a short ride the train is already back at a small village station. On the platform, women and children running up and down and sell fruits, vegetables, water and the like. The result is a big noise, because any calls like a lyre, which he sells. One hears: Anana sucré bien, bien Anana sucré or Mange, Mange, Mange, etc. At the same time also loaded a few large bags and packages in the baggage car. Then it goes on. Again and again, to small villages and we stop.
very well I do not sleep the night, as the Train is quite noisy and shakes again and again.
has the next morning, the landscape changed completely. I can not believe I'm still in Cameroon, so different is all. It has become much drier and there are fewer trees. Again and again, small mud huts with thatched roofs, are the small villages.


of industrialization is to see very little. Only the railway line and past the leading Stromma testify. Here too there are several stops. However, hardly any fruit is sold, but instead is a kind of honey which is sold in bottles, is dominant.
the train direct from sellers offer many different Bus tickets to Maroua on already. In this area the range of services is already very well developed. After 15 hours of driving for 520 km (average speed of no less than 35km / h, with the ICE, it would be less than 3 hours) we arrive in Ngaoundere. From there it goes straight to the buses. The bus company seems to be pretty good, at least see the buses from relatively new. However, no room to move is available. The luggage will be charged and relatively fast we go. The roads are surprisingly good, but nevertheless we need about 7 for the 570 km from Maroua (at least twice as fast as the train ). After 2 days of almost continuous travel we are Saturday morning finally arrived in Maroua. Originally we had planned to drive directly on Sunday next in the Waza National Park. But this would again been a ride and so Sunday should first be used to explore a little Marouas.

second Part: A day in Maroua

The hotel was in order for the competitive price. It was clean and there was running water. Maroua itself acts overall still relatively rural and there is a very peaceful atmosphere due to the prevailing Islam does it in some cases very Arabic and Turkish. On the market there is much calmer than in Buea or Bafoussam. It is hardly called as Whiteman, but may look relatively relaxed. Is quite different it on the nearby art market. They will be called in from all sides, and a good friend of course also a "bon prix" (with the maximum profit for the dealer) are offered. It is there to look difficult and nerve-wracking first only. Everywhere you directly to buy something. Again and again, it also means that they need the money to eat something to buy for the family. You notice also clear that the people are poorer overall than in southern Cameroon. The people and especially children, are relatively thin. In addition, there are many beggars and begging children.

third Part: In the Waza National Park

Monday morning, it goes to the Waza National Park. In Maroua, we have a slightly better "bush taxi" rented four-wheel drive with which we could go to the park, and WAZA. At 6 clock (time) us the driver, Robert has picked up and with our luggage and 15 pallets of water, it went on the road to Waza. The road was paved, but always interspersed with potholes, which I felt on my super neat place in the last row. But after 2 ½ hours we arrive in WAZA. Even before we see the first monkeys playing on the side of the road and disappear quickly from our closer, in the vastness.



the accommodation in the encampment de Waza we got good rooms, which, despite enormous outside temperatures relatively cool even without air conditioning. After a short break we head into the park at the entrance to our guide Moussa joined us. The first animals that we see in the park, we find at one of the waterholes. Various birds such as storks, we get to see.


It is always amazing to suddenly back at a water point arrives where gathered life. Also, that there at all water points are, I find it remarkable, with some water holes filled in the dry season with tanker so the animals will have enough water.
But the landscape is dominated by the drought. The floor shows from all the dryness and deep cracks and the only green trees and large bushes.


Everything else like the grass is dry and parched. Again and again you also meet on areas where the dry undergrowth is burned down.
Later we see more and more different animals. So we make warthogs, antelope herds of gazelles and giraffes to eventually. This strutting proudly through the park or run away from us or other hazards. The race is the giraffe to look very funny. Really understand that you can see the animals in the wild, I can not yet. In a sense, the principle of the zoo is also reversed only. Instead of the animals are now locked in the car and we now look at the animals. But fortunately, there are on our car a "roof terrace". This allows us to sit on the luggage carrier on which is usually the baggage piled up and the car is sometimes higher than long. From this place we had a terrific overview. But especially during the lunch time we had there with the sun pretty careful.

A Warthog

An antelope

A giraffe

A gazelle

A bird of prey with its prey

After 6 hours in WAZA Park and the magnificent opportunity to watch a giraffe drinking, we went back.


WAZA In the village we bought even more refreshing drinks and food for tomorrow. Here, the children of the village have our bus immediately besieged and searched for empty bottles. When this issue is the children have argued about the empty bottles, while also beating each other in order then for the empty bottle a Beignet get (a little fat in baked dough balls). Back in
hotel was resting, even though we were almost exclusively in the car and did nothing physically, the heat was pretty hard. After a good dinner, which we do at the Centre d'accueil eaten at the entrance of the park, we went to bed relatively early. For tomorrow is planned an early trip to the park to see any lions can.

In search of the lions we go against 6 clock in the park Our guide looks calm and focused for clues to find the lion, if necessary. After all there is to be in the whole park about 150 lions. But instead of that we only see each Quantity partridges running around everywhere, which looks pretty stupid. Otherwise, the sun is very beautiful.


Now the morning is very pleasant on the roof, especially with the wind. Otherwise, we again see antelope, giraffe and various birds. But otherwise the day is not very successful. The Search for elephants and lions is not successful, and besides that, we're seeing a few more animals. At lunchtime we stop for a lunch break back to the hotel, but also in the afternoon we have no luck with elephants. Our guide makes Although some. But unfortunately they are not in an accessible area so that it saw no elephants to have returned to the hotel. That this was the last in the Waza Park scheduled day, it's pretty disappointing. But we decide to go again on Wednesday to drive through the park to Lake Maga, where you can watch hippos. The road through the park is to go faster than around it.
So it goes again Wednesday in the park and to begin right, we see very many animals. In particular, the giraffes show up very often and sometimes up to 16 animals. Otherwise, show up at the water holes, unfortunately no elephants. But our guide Moussa has identified in the undergrowth which. We try to approach them. But the track is so bad that the bus there is not much and my spine is already significantly compressed together. But at a stop, we can see elephants in the distance. A little piece we can approach us. But unfortunately they are largely hidden in the tall brush and one can only imagine it. Nevertheless, it is nice to see them when moving, especially when suddenly one of the trunk rises from the grass. Particularly welcome were the picture environment in which the elephants were not able to. And so I have a few pictures where you can sense the presence of elephants.


After seeing the elephant went further towards the lake. The planned duration of 2 ½ hours to the lake was crossed long ago. But we have probably made the elephant still a detour. So we arrived at 14 after 6 clock hours of driving there.
With a not very confidence-inspiring pirogue (through the ground water already came through cracks, which were stuffed with cloth and small makeshift wooden wedges) it went on the trip to the hippos. Although this should be relatively dangerous, I thought that they would not make this boat trips, if it would be dangerous. But the question of whether something has happened, our boatman answered yes. All the stories I get in the front row did not cooperate. Between local fishermen and the hippos there are probably no problems. But there is probably always "White" as a hunting tourists to shoot the hippo and it can therefore (and is probably already happened, that attack the hippos. The Giants giants with huge mouths that can be seen above water, are quite impressive and should not be underestimated.



But somehow I have after these stories are not afraid. But since others are afraid, we finish the trip after just half an hour and have at least that our lives secure.
From there, on a slope back to Maroua, where we arrived before dark back to the hotel where we, the first two nights have been sleeping. The safari part of our tour was over. Maroua and Ngaoundere now should be on the program.

4th Part: Once again in Maroua

In Maroua, we have again the market and the art market populated and otherwise also the Miam Miam Glou Glou a fairly good restaurant. However, this seems to be once again frequented almost exclusively by "whites." On Thursday afternoon, I climbed the 730m high with Niels Hosser Maroua. After the Mount Cameroon was not a problem anymore, and I was sweating in the heat rather quickly. Two boys have joined us and showed us the way instead of a Guide mentioned time of 1 ½ hours for the ascent, we were already reached after half an hour at the summit. From there we had a good view of Maroua, which looked amazing from the top green. While all around was seen almost only dry soil, there was plenty of green trees in Maroua.





drove a part of the group on Friday to Ngaoundere in order to buy train tickets in time and another day there to browse. I'm still remained in Maroua, where he had a not particularly exciting day. Like the previous day in Maroua, I am once again been on the market.

5th Part One: The Return

early Saturday morning at six clock should drive our bus. We had extra book in advance and tickets purchased. However, crucial to which bus you get, the time of delivery of the tickets in the morning. So it was that we came first to the second bus that came Fortunately, right after the first. The purpose of a possible reservation or the advanced purchase of tickets has not, however, opened up to me. penned entirely without any movement, it went to Ngaoundere. But after a short time we had a flat tire. But the fact they are very established here. So had to all get out and after 10 minutes it was able to go again. In Garoua (Just before the half) we had a brief stop before it went on. On the very good road has been seen repeatedly crashed trucks that are off the road, have over themselves or burn out. Particularly inspire confidence had not. After 7-hour journey we finally arrived in Ngaoundere. Tickets had not yet received the other. The sleeper compartments were fully booked and so we now have seats in the 1 Class purchased. There were at least generous legroom and reserved seats. Things were very different in the 2 Class, and they were really people like chickens crammed inside. focused on the entire aisle people for the entire train of 15 hours. We always keep
at small stations, where villagers sell their goods. Even at night by 2 clock are the women and small and larger children on the train platforms and sell their products and every day, or rather every night.
the morning after 15 hours we are back in Yaoundé. At the bus station the bus was still to Limbe. But he was already full. Since the next direct bus drove only by 14 clock we went first to Douala and then by bush taxi to Limbe and Buea, where I arrived in the afternoon.
There I got the reality of Buea again. How could it be otherwise, of course there was no running Water. What a paradox. While we were in the dry north almost continuously flowing water, it is moist Buea (where it rained a lot the last week), the exception that there is water. In Buea
are now first holiday for the children and I also have a somewhat different and very free routing.
It was a great tour and very interesting time to see this totally different part of Cameroon.

you I hope you are all well.
Looking forward to hearing from you
Many Greetings
Jannik

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The Mountain Tour

The 1 Day, Friday, Mar 13, 2009

Friday the thirteenth should not expect anything good. Nevertheless, have We (Nathan, Leah and I) will be Friday morning on his way. For 4 days it should go to Mount Cameroon. With rucksacks packed we went to the office by 7 clock of UAC, where our guide will pick up. It had my backpack at least twice the size of this lease, or Nathan's, and weighed at least 10kg., Which gave me a bad feeling. Why do I need so much more on the mountain than the others and I will do it with all this baggage. But my sleeping bag and my camera equipment just needed a place and I was glad that at least had the guide a large backpack with him. With our luggage, which in addition to our backpacks also contained each 2 pallets of water, we took the Taxi to the old bank building. There we met our porters who had a pretty poor equipment and climb the mountain with flip-flops. Also, backpacks, they have not, and instead they carry the baggage (ie our water) in fabric bags on their heads.
We start first without our support with our guide. A guilty feeling I have here already, as they have all of our water resources. But our guide reassured us that they will come soon and in any case faster than we are. Let's go then. The first way is to walk very well and my backpack, I hardly notice. However, we very quickly begin to sweat and after ¾ hour walk we long for Water, but the carriers are not visible. So we take a break and the guide looks for the carriers, while we spend the time with "asshole" games. What does it never comes to a volcano ) After more than an hour at last our guide with the carriers and we can finally enjoy the longed-for water. The reason for the delay was that one of the carriers had no bag, as he was able to carry our water and his belongings. After this unplanned break, we went up to the 1 Hut.


was impressive all around us the rain forest with huge trees, which unfortunately did not fit on photos.


In the 1 Hut we were pretty sweaty and the path should be much longer. Following a break for the rye bread from Germany with the Tartex a blessing, it went on. Shortly after the first Hut came to meet us, a group of young Americans, who have left the tour because they were too difficult. A little worried, we went further and after a further ¾ hour we reached the tree line. We also met another group, whose leader with all of us a traditional dance, made to appease the god of the mountain well. While the guide said something in his dialect, we should with banner-like leaves on the thighs, abdomen and hit his head and ultimately throw away the leaves. Then it went on. No longer on forest floors, but with savannah grass tufts and stones. Our drivers were still behind us and we had exhausted our water supplies in the new hut a nearly complete. The roads were so exhausting that we have sweated throughout. However, our drivers were not in sight. Our friendly guide, however, has asked the other group who have lent us 3 bottles of water, which has particularly enjoyed their support. The next piece was to be the most difficult. Quite steep, it was always higher. Unfortunately I was not prepared very well and had a walking stick forgotten. Such were my legs, my only support and there were some moments when I have the last moment recovered his balance and prevent a fall. You had to be really careful not to step on loose scree, and then it sliding. Our next stopover was the magic tree, which stands quite alone at this level and is called magic because at this level always a wind blowing.


We were all quite finished, but the second Hut, which should be our stay for the night was not yet visible. That was the name it continues to rise. The steps were increasingly difficult and after another hour, we are completely unprepared 2nd Hut arrived. A hut made of corrugated iron with three rooms, all equipped with a platform, where you can sleep on. Unfortunately I had there, also notice how bad it looks with environmental awareness. Two rusted metal barrels spilled over from sheer waste that accumulated around. Also at the other cabins are offered a similar picture.
We had a private room for us three. Later, fortunately, our carrier arrived with our water. It is incredible to me how they have made the journey with flip-flops and their luggage on their head, while I had some difficulties with good hiking boots and backpack. Our guide
However, well cared for us, gave us hot water, so that we could make our instant noodles and rice cooked us later in the firewood cooking. Unfortunately, tasted the ketchup, we had bought it pretty bad and we only ate in order to have enough strength for tomorrow, the next part. As usual here it was getting dark quite early to 18:30 / 19 clock. While the day saw nothing of Buea, one could now (thanks to a viable power supply) will see the street lights of the main street of Buea, which I could more or less well to capture this in a photograph.


we are relatively early to bed (if this so can we) went, do not have to sleep a little played cards and then tries. After a particularly convenient should not expect us. With the sleeping bag in the timber it's pretty hard, it was quite cold, the wind whistling and gave mice abound. An American volunteers who had already made the Mountain tour, told us that they had this even in the face. That was for me not to think of sleep. From one side to the other and back I shot me. But within a short period of time did each aching bones. Again and again I looked at the clock, but time did not pass easily. Somehow it worked after all.

The 2nd Day, Saturday the 14th March 2009

Our guide had set the clock for 6:30 departure and it woke us up to shortly after 6 clock. I did not feel in the night time sleeping one or 2 hours a piece to have. But I felt surprisingly fit. We had enough time to take our breakfast, which was like the supper of instant noodles. After packing the things we went on the 2 Stage that we should lead to the summit and then on to Camp Mainspring. Warmly dressed with a sweater it was on a similar route as the last part of yesterday. However, the wind was extremely unpleasant. ill-equipped as I was, I had neither hat nor gloves. By Pants misappropriated and socks as gloves went I could the weighing. But the cold wind blowing my nose up and running relatively quickly and was this wound. The road was long and monotonous. The other group, which had departed later overtook us soon and we tried to slow the most part, fairly steep trail to blaze through the savannah.



But especially Nathan and Lea was the hard way. We sweated properly and needed constantly breaks. After a few hours we are at about 11 clock finally quite exhausted in the third hut arrived at 3740 meters. could


From there we finally see the summit of the mountain. After a break we went on the road to the summit.


The carrier took another route to meet us later at a crossroads again. This should be fatal, because the planned tour would have taken from the top for 5 / 6 hours and this was for Leah and Nathan (probably for me with my big backpack) is no longer possible and so we decided after reaching the summit the same way again to go back and sleep in the new hut in the savannah. This, however, we had a water problem. Our porters had set out with our water already in a different direction and so had We each only a bottle. For the next 1 ½ days clear enough. But first we went to the summit, which was not particularly spectacular.


view of the summit
A broken rusty sign that says Sumit, a m is already lost.


Otherwise sank the environment in the clouds


with my big backpack, I had climbed Mount Cameroun


was very strong the wind on the last section and partly also on the summit I had the feeling that the wind blows away along with me my backpack. It said our guide, that the wind can blow quite twice as fast (up to 150 km / h). At these speeds I imagine climbing the summit before fatal.
The descent proved to be extremely difficult. Although he was physically not as challenging as the climb, but just went without a walking stick it much on the joints and the toes.


Slowly and with many breaks we made our way down. Time passed and the 2nd Hut was not in sight. Finally, after 2 ½ hours running slow with many breaks, we arrived late afternoon at the second hut. But our leaders wanted to continue to the next hut, because return in the second hut over 30 people. He gave time to the next hut with 1 hour, which would be in his pace might have been possible. But we would have needed at least twice as long. Our legs were not so, and because it would be dark in 1.5 hours and the road was quite steep and we wanted to stay where we were.
So we organized one of the leaders (even quite good) place to stay in one of three rooms. At a dinner was not to think. We have had enough water for the descent and could not use it for cooking. So we went fairly early with a few biscuits as supper to bed.

third Day Sunday, 15 March 2009

The night was much better than the first, although there so many people were sleeping and we had expected that there is peace. Even some of us slept in the hay carrier. Today, the descent was on the program. From the 2nd Hut at 2800 meters it should go to the old bank building at 1000 meters. Our great guide for us a few bottles of water swollen, so we could eat for breakfast Instant noodles. Not the best, but at least we had something in his stomach. Then it went off. The temperatures were pleasant, the sun was hidden behind the clouds. So also did the sweating and so that our water consumption in limits. The first piece to the new 1st Hut was the most difficult. It was a steep downhill and it required a corresponding effort and concentration, the feet always be set to the right place. After that song I was glad that we have not made that way yesterday. We would have failed. From the new cabin we always had small milestones. First came the tree line and a short time later we were at the first hut. From there it was another 2 hours in difficult rain forest. The paths there were, thank God, not as steep.


In between, it seemed as if it would start raining, but there remained some drops. We were able to pain associated with travel the last section and are happy that we have all done safely, arrived at the starting point. It's all been a little different than we had planned (from 4 days 3 and even elephants have become, we have not seen), but it was not just different. Back at our hotel in the afternoon it started to rain yet orderly, and now we were happy not to be still on the mountain. Thus, from the planned 4 a 3-day tour, but that was enough. Here our three-day trip was much more strenuous than normal. So we carried out our own stuff all the water even to the summit. In addition, we had the water and connected to the food problem fight. If we had planned from the start a three-day trip would be much been easier. But even if the members on the day after a little pain, I must say that I took this hike well. In terms of organization, we would surely be able to still do some things better, which would have made the trip easier. So I missed including a walking stick and was missing when eating fruit and vegetables.
Now I hope that my muscles recover quickly and I on Friday without pain the tour in the north and can race Waza National Park.
Many Greetings
Jannik

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Greetings from Buea

Hello,

are already almost two weeks since my last blog entry passed. In recent months, the time is flying here and extremely well in one week is half-time.
Lessons sat down in front as in the previous weeks, when they do not fail just because of any special events. Thus, for Wednesday the 4th March, the Minister of Social Affairs announced in Buea to visit including the Vocational Training Centre. For this visit, of course, had the whole school grounds are cleaned and Tuesday did not take much school. Ultimately, the minister then did not come for any reason whatsoever.
We had in the first week of March, three birthdays among us six volunteers here. Thus We Linn's birthday on Monday, 2nd March on Capitol celebrated hotel, where there was after all the Cameroonian very oily dishes, finally tasty spaghetti Bolognese. On a beautiful roof terrace, we have to sit at night. The next morning, then stood
physical education in our program. Completely exhausted, we came to the office, where we learn that a normal physical education takes place, but the key preparatory events for the primary school in the 6th Class take place. In return, the students from 8 different schools, made in a state school, in order to deposit their checks. This meant for us to wait to scrap again very much. Very well organized seemed not to carry out the tests. Everything was decided spontaneously to the teachers and several stations have been set up to rotate so that students could and could take so in all disciplines of their physical test. It was noticeable that students were much older by the State schools, on average, than students from private schools like the School of Jamadianle UAC. There I've ever seen how bad the state education system. In large classes with more than 60 students, the individual problems of students are not resolved and so it is that they remain seated and over again and finally in the sixth Class 14, 15 or even older are. In the field of gymnastics, the students of our school were significantly better than state students. Although sport I gymnastics is not the most important element in the school think (I liked them in school may not), it is still strongly expected that this gap in achievement in core subjects such as English, math and French. This I also feel the School on Wheels project.
were missing at the sport tests then also any forms where the results are registered and it took everything pretty much in the length. Finally we came to have the long jump, the long jump facility was quite dangerous. The mine was not, as we know it filled with sand, but just a little dust was pushed together, resulting in no padding. This resulted in some fortunately only minor injuries.

The next day, put the sport on tests yet, but we did not have time to watch still. On Thursday, she then had their exams in the subject Home Economics (Home Economics), where they had to include cooking and washing. The week will have the theoretical tests started, which continue until the next week.
stood on Friday at the next birthday, which we have started Thursday with a surprise rich food. On the terrace we have decorated with balloons the whole evening sitting and enjoying the rich food with real butter and lots of salads.


It was again well after midnight before I came to bed and next morning was back on the physical education program. Totally exhausted, I was at breakfast and then at the office, where the gym teacher told me that he do physical education today can not because he has to calculate the scores for the sport competitions. He said that if I want I can give physical education alone or fail but he has to. Rather tired and without any preparation, I have not seen me in a position to give physical education and I'm back, booted home. This lack of communication really extremely annoying. You will never know when any pending features, which relate to my work schedule and so I'm wasting time with meaningless ways.
This was then already the weekend before the door, which I spent alone here in Buea because the other volunteers went to Kribi. So I was the third birthday on Sunday also present. Here in Buea was the weekend is not very exciting. Most of the time I worked on my computer either at home or on the web. was something remarkable about it then after all. The water supply was quite stable and in some cases it was even possible to use the shower, what do I worked the last time before Christmas.
On Monday I met yet with Marcel, a Cameroonian friend, whom we had not seen for a long time. The evening was in contrast to the two nights before that much better. But it should not stay here. Mr. Orock has called me to his house and I thought he just wanted the keys to the other volunteer house. But no, it should get better. He asked me if I am expecting a package. I thought he wanted to know if he should check the postbox. But he revealed to me that a package had arrived for me. I refused to believe the first place, because it only about 3 weeks ago was that my parents had sent it. But He handed me the package, which was surprisingly undamaged. I could hardly believe what was everything in the package. In particular, the black bread and corresponding spreads were a delight. The last few days it was
then nothing special anymore. The other volunteers have come back from Kribi and we had our normal work schedule. On Tuesday I had my own in a gym class, but only with a few children. These had not yet passed their test so far in sprinting and I should do this. It went relatively well and there were not many children, it was quickly over.
Now it is in final preparations for the Mountain tour. Yesterday we met the guide again and learned that the carrier can only carry our water supplies. We wondered right the first time how they can take our water supplies (two six-packs) and our things. But while it until it was no problem, it is now is not it, which is more than understandable. So I hope now I can do the tour with the appropriate baggage and has been enough training in the form of a little jogging.

I wish you a nice weekend and look forward to hearing from you
Many Greetings
Jannik