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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 Andā¦
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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 difficultā¦
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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 interestingā¦
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A Shoebill
Did I say They 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 lookingā¦
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Me – Faint Hearted? You
28/09/2016 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 walkā¦
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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 mutteringā¦
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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 oneā¦
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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. To an Out of Africa resort – game walks, game drives, swims in a poolā¦
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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 theā¦
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