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Last Day in Kampala

A travel blog entry by travelinbitch

... to take a photo so this didn't sound so crazy, but I didn't think it appropriate.  After the tour, my guide, Fred, sold me another fig tree bark painting. Apparently he was the teacher of the guy who sold me one yesterday. Now I have two, not sure I even wanted one. After that Moses thought I should see the museum, so I did. It was interesting, though a little boring. Distressed to see the variety ...

North of the Equator

A travel blog entry by homeworkfilms

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... you have to drive.

Today we spent the day looking for various items that are widely available
here at much more reasonable prices than in Rwanda. The main item on
the list was a special bumper for the truck we were riding in. We
started by visiting the High Court in downtown Kampala where we had a
contact who directed us to a man who sold the part. That lead didn't
pan out so Innocent headed off to an area of town that dealt with
vehicles. After a while ...

Lovely Sunday

A travel blog entry by herechelseagoes

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... and watch tv, talk to Richard and go to bed. I don't remember the darkness coming early bothering me in Ghana... but I think its b/c I had no electronic or social distractions, it was just me and the kids and usually a book... so when it got dark I went to bed! I guess there's also the problem of once I'm home I have no desire to drive around. The thought of driving around more than I need to here is less than appealing. Driving here is when I feel the ...

Traffic and People and Rapids Oh My!!

A travel blog entry by lawyerchick92

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... was a very different than the middle east “souke” markets, and more along the lines of the open air markets I saw in Peru and India last year. Lots of open air stalls and people hunched over piles of fruit and vegetables on the ground. The area was pretty dirty with lots of red mud and puddles of water and was filled with people bartering and yelling and eating. I REALLY stood out though and was followed everywhere. I finally wandered back to where I ...

The end of the beginning

A travel blog entry by lindesaymace

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... and with RWEYOWA has come to an end, and yet there’s much that I haven’t been able to mention. Happily, I can update you that Cotida, the lady we took to Mulago too late in the day for STI treatment in the first week got seen a few days later and had her review appointment a couple of days ago. Christine, the HIV positive pregnant lady gave birth to a daughter Lillian and both of them are so far doing well. It is too early to tell if ...