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October 4th 2012
Published: December 27th 2012
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Thursday September 27 After two nights in Uganda's capital Kampala, we drove north to Kibale for a night and then onto Kisoro. Lying in bed at Gorilla's Backpackers, it's like the night before Christmas when you're a child. The excitement and anticipation mixed with relief that it's finally here. Except it's not Christmas. It's far, far better than that. I'm going ... Read Full Entry



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Sarah
sarahwalker
sarahwalker
Having grown up in Australia, I had no idea that when I left in December, 1998, I wouldn't go back. After working and travelling in the northern hemisphere for over 13 years, I then quit everything to travel through Africa in 2012. Since then I have also travelled the Silk Route and in 2015 moved to Bangkok, Thailand. The more I travel, the longer the lists of places to go grows, not shrinks. Thanks to all those who read and wrote. it's the first time I've attempted blogging and feedback was definitely the motivation to keep me going! A desk is a dangerous ... full info
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Equator water testEquator water test
Equator water test
Equator water testEquator water test
Equator water test
I was suitably impressed!
North and southNorth and south
North and south
Britt in her northern hemisphere and me in the better one
Source of the Nile, JinjaSource of the Nile, Jinja
Source of the Nile, Jinja
FishingFishing
Fishing
Success!Success!
Success!
A different type of fishingA different type of fishing
A different type of fishing
Not my cup of tea!Not my cup of tea!
Not my cup of tea!
Bungee jump at Adrift camp, Jinja
SoftPower KindergartenSoftPower Kindergarten
SoftPower Kindergarten
Willing subjectsWilling subjects
Willing subjects
The children were eager for their photo to be taken, the minute they saw the camera
English lesson in the libraryEnglish lesson in the library
English lesson in the library
Making lunch for the children and teachersMaking lunch for the children and teachers
Making lunch for the children and teachers
High school managed by SoftPowerHigh school managed by SoftPower
High school managed by SoftPower
My handiworkMy handiwork
My handiwork
Armed with a bucket of paint and a brush, I painted a wavy pattern on the walls and chased children - until they changed their mind and wanted me to paint them. Talk about backfiring.
jetboating on the Nilejetboating on the Nile
jetboating on the Nile
Loved the name of this shop!Loved the name of this shop!
Loved the name of this shop!



28th December 2012
Giving Rosie a rest

gigih
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Hebat
very beautiful, like at home say trik sulap
28th December 2012

Anastasia78
Anastasia78

Fantastic!
I love reading about your gorilla trek adventures. I've wanted to do this for years and now you've rekindled the desire! Which did you prefer for the trek, Uganda or Rwanda? How would one even begin coordinating something like this?

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