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I've spent 12 days in Nairobi going back and forth with this visa thing, not even being able to leave the room properly. I had to be available if more information was needed or if they wanted me to go to the Ethiopian Embassy to fix something.

I reconnected with my Nomad group to reach Nairobi and then we said our goodbyes. My only mission in Nairobi was to arrange a visa for Ethiopia. Ethiopians are as non-cooperative as possible. 

On the way back to Arusha we stopped at a Maasai village. We were a small group of four but I still hated doing it. I felt like an animal on display. Or I felt I was treating the villagers like that just by being here. 

Like I said, the African skies.lked to a man that seemed to be running the place. It was fun. But at the same time I felt morally weak, like I'm an adventure pimp looking for cultural prostitutes.

Ngorongoro crater is the world's largest inactive, intact, and unfilled volcanic caldera. The crater formed when a large volcano exploded and collapsed on itself some two or three million years ago (before it burst, the original volcano was 3 thousand meters higher than this crater– it must have been some explosion).