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Hairy Lemon Jinja

, Nazigo Jinja, Uganda

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Living on an Island with a pig..

A travel blog entry by rachandnick

Two nights here.

We're in Jinja again, though a different campsite. This is a little island in the middle of the Nile. We had to pack our bags and tents and get on a little boat across to the island. It was an amazing island, so picturesque..

Nothing on the island apart from our campsite (with a bar of course). Spent a lazy two …

The Hairy Lemon

A travel blog entry by stepher205

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Since I have done absolutely nothing with myself all day...I suppose now would be as good a time to reflect on what I've gained from my 'African experience' so far. I think I am really learning who I am this year. I don't quite know what exactly I want to do yet, but I'm getting there, and I'm definitely enjoying myself figuring it all out. I'm at …

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My final days in Kamuli

A travel blog entry by hiccm003

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... an 18 year old African girl who macked him and is "in love" with him, mine a guy who rocks up at my bedroom all hours of the day and night, calls me 6 times a day and basically wont leave). I also had some funky pants made. In the afternoon we attended a womens group meeting with Joseph. It is a group of widows who raise chickens and pigs and stuff as a form of income and a way of feeding their families).

Tuesday, Sam and I met with pastor Fred at 8am, he is ...

Uganda

A travel blog entry by samhorton90

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... controlled birth.

We are also looking at setting up a soccer competition to run over a month and the winning team wins a herd of goats! And as you can imagine this give the winning family an income, a source of food and wellbeing.

I'm also looking at the possibility of heading to Kenya for 3 months and volunteer in another different country, but I will find out the details later,

Another thing shocks me over here is ...

My trip so far

A travel blog entry by hiccm003

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... called Noaway (4) and Anna (2). The amazing thing about Africa though is that it is not just us that live in the house. Ronald told me of how his parents passed about when he was in his early 20's and so the burden of caring and providing for the whole family. There are about 4 families that live in our compound. I have not yet figured out how everyone is connected but all up there are 6 kids (3 girls, 3 boys), a 'nanny' (a young girl that cares for the ...