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Entebbe
Finally made it onto a flight – via Nairobi to Entebbe But such interesting people I have met along the way – I’ve stopped minding the delay And…
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A different Soul
Now I’ve had experiences in Africa over the years that led me to believe I knew it But Uganda is Africa with a completely different soul So so difficult…
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Breakfast
So unpretentious and made with so much kindness – I had forgotten how special the black smile and heart is – all my ‘friends’ here are graduates in interesting…
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A Shoebill
Did I say I love my binoculars ? I love them – what a difference to failing eyes – and birds birds and more birds To start the day a Lanner falcon with prey in hand in front of my deck just looking…
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Me – Faint Hearted? You
28/09/2016 https://youtu.be/AtSwv8hmZBM You could use many words to describe me – clumsy, forceful, argumentative, lazy, but faint hearted wouldn’t be one that jumps to mind. And as to fitness, well I…
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The ‘Ik”
Our communication with the Ik was through a double interpretation. From English to Kuramajong then Karamojong to Ik and back again. So I still don’t really know what she was muttering…
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A Remarkable Experience
A week with Neville Jones, http://www.experientialtravel.com.au was a wonderful experience – and a great way to explore Africa. He organised the whole trip with such grace and thoughtfulness, that we moved seamlessly from one…
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Kidepo National Park
A 13 hour road trip took us from Entebbe in the south west to Kidepo National Park in the north west. Injured lion hovering round the others, and being ignored. He will slowly die as he…
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Uganda
24/09/2016 Uganda- 40 mill landlocked people with Kenya, Sudan, Ethiopia, DRC, Rwanda and Tanzania as neighbours. Entebbe, on the shore of lake Victoria – the largest freshwater lake in the world and the source of the…
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