The meaning of beach: Sally Kirby remembers Mahale 

It’s been nearly ten years since I stepped off the gently rocking dhow into the shallow shores of Lake Tanganyika; I can still feel the soft sand between my toes, and the water lapping at my ankles.

Sally Kirby

Sally Kirby is a British travel writer based in North Africa. Co-author of Lonely Planet Morocco and DK Eyewitness guidebooks, she writes for The Telegraph, Time Out, Adventure.com, and The i Paper. She helps travellers bring their ideas to reality through her travel planning calls.

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