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Hop, Skip and a Jump away
... for my backpack is 30#. I love Eagle Creek! This bag distributes the weight evenlly. Before I sign off for the night, I need to honest -- I'm scared. Very scared. A lot of unknowns here and chaotic. Being back in Africa reminded me of a very different way of doing things. I'm scared about being targetted -- Mzungos with medicines and equipment, walking ...
Baby boom
... the home who have been found having been left on a rubbish dump, by the side of a busy road or even having been dropped down a pit latrine. It doesn't bear thinking about too much. Here, as in many other places we find the hungry, the naked, the oppressed. It is here that, at this time, we can feed them, clothe them and try to give enough love that their oppression is lifted, even if only momentarily. We get to go home in a few ...
The kindness of strangers.
... up my prank. Meddling kids.
The KLM flight was smooth, great food, excellent service and we had plenty of leg room. One moronic dutch guy started screaming at an Italian girl for taking her seat back. We arrived at Schipol airport in Amsterdam with about an hour and half till our flight to Nairobi.
I slept on the flight to Nairobi anticipating needed a rest.
Nairobi airport was ...
Nairobi Part 1
... skam indrømme, at tasken allerede er fuld af afrikansk nips og brugskunst, selvom vi er i rejsens første uge. Tsk! Men genlæs lige det der med, at vi jo ikke skal være backpackere, så den der store rygsæk skal ikke slæbes særlig meget rundt. Men okay, det der med selvkontrol er noget jeg er nødt til at arbejde lidt på…
Da vi tog af sted hjemmefra, var vi overbeviste om, at vi havde en aftale med Kadidi der gik ud på, at han skulle være vores "guide” og ...
Swansong
... 8211;IAN)). It’s is now a good secondary school… and of course a church. (which for some reason persists in ringing its bell at some unearthly hour of the morning… I think in competition with the very noisy mosques).
We briefly visited one of the oldest mosques in E Africa at thirteenth century, but on discovering that we needed to pay 20K shillings (over $12 each – plus extra for the camera) we declined. As far as we could make out there ...
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