Camp Entebbe

Plot 5 Cemetry Lane, Kinyarwanda Zone, PO BOX 280 Entebbe, Uganda

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Traffic and People and Rapids Oh My!!

A travel blog entry by lawyerchick92

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... that I gulped more Nile water than I cared to think about. Wonder how that is going to treat me over the next couple days? And ... I was missing a contact lens. (Good thing I brought spares.)

Anyway, after the first two rapids, the next two hours were a breeze. We paddled through villages and past corn fields and saw tons of kids swimming in the water. We were even serenaded by kids singing songs in Swahili. Now THIS is what I signed up for (and OK the thrill ...

What a difference these guys make!

A travel blog entry by lindesaymace

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... and altogether would have held 100s of prisoners at a time. Emmanuel translates some of the graffiti on the wall, "Obote has killed me, but what about my children" and points out the hand and foot prints still clearly visible on the walls made in the prisoners’ own faeces. There was no way out of here for anyone who entered, with electrified gates to the cells, and at least a 4’ deep channel of water underneath the entrances, also electrified. After that, ...

Havarti

A travel blog entry by afrikaeskapade

... kommer der en pizza med ananas. Personalet siger de vil lave en ny, og det tager 10-15 minutter. Efter 20 minutter gik stroemmen og efter 25 minutter fortaeller de os at de ikke kan lave pizza fordi der ikke er mere stroem.

Vi endte med at koebe to skaale med maelk og spise chokopops som vi havde koebt dagen foer.

Men nu er vi heldigvis i Entebbe og vi glaeder os til at komme ud og se chimpanser i morgen, som er Maltes ...

Donation to Qaddafi National Mosque

A travel blog entry by saundersfamily

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... this privilege while working as the grant coordinator for a project that gave food donations for disadvantaged Muslims gathered at the National Mosque for Ramadan.

I was warmly welcomed and able to meet many prominent Muslim leaders in Uganda.

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Day 3

A travel blog entry by secristeric

... seemed to be there, and we were very warmly greeted as we unloaded our things. We had thought of pretty much everything, so it took awhile to get it all off. When we finally finished up we set up all the tents and waited around for the second van, which had been very badly delayed getting there. Around midnight they showed up, and after intending to leave early in the afternoon we had managed to take the entire day in transit.
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