evidence: Mbamba Bay hill 21.8.17 [...] We ascended in fact from behind Ndelene village, finding small paths leading part way up, then we proceeded up through the trees and then made our way through the long grass and boulders to a perch on one of the summit boulders. There were two disadvantages here, first a great number of midges or sandflies which lurked in the vegetation here – in fact we could see from the summit clouds of them over the sea, which appeared like smoke. We had been quite confused as to what we had been seeing at first, until we were told by a man on the beach later what it was. The other discomfort here was some hairy stemmed plant whichwas quite painful when the hairs got stuck in the skin. But otherwise it was a very beautiful place, and we decided to descend to a small rocky cove beyond where we sat on the rocks for quite a while and swam in the clear water, before we returned partly by the rocky coast, then over the crest back this time to descend to the biocamp, and proceed along the beack back to Mbamba Bay.