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- Dust bowl (Kibondo) to Kigali (RWANDA!) Although physically the cycling is now not too bad... psychologically it's getting tough.... it's just difficult to keep going day after day... Hitting deep sand, just as its getting re Posted by robandpol in LongWayHome | Nov 9, 2009
- We're Famous! (well in South Wales anyway!) Hi people. Just spotted this article about us online - is quite fun - check it out. http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/cardiff-news/2009/10/07/alarms-in-africa-for-cycling-pair-91466-24867639/# Posted by robandpol in LongWayHome | Oct 7, 2009
- We're in RWANDA Hello all. We have made it safely to Rwanda... however there are still plenty of stories of how we got here to go on the blog... including being eaten alive by tsetse flies and tracking wild Chimpanzees in Tanzania. just thought some Posted by robandpol in LongWayHome | Sep 30, 2009
- Rwanda Our trip in Rwanda didn't get off to the best start, got dropped off at a hostel recommended in the guidebook to find it was a complete dive and about twice the price we expected..... this marked the beginning of Posted by mike_rona in Rona and Mike's Big Trip | Aug 28, 2009
- Gorillas in the mist! 8th Aug I've been waiting for today for years, ever since I saw the film Gorillas In The Mist I've wanted to go see them. We had to be up to leave at 6am for the drive to the Volcanos National Posted by wendyec in Wendy in Africa | Aug 9, 2009
- Genocide “When they said 'never again' after the holocaust, was it meant for some people an not for others?” [Apollon Katahizi] In a way, it all comes down to a point of Belgian administration. Bl**dy paperwork. Sadly though, I must admit that my loca Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Jul 15, 2009
- Rwandan beauty Rwanda is beautiful. There is no doubt about it. And whilst so far i would say that Burundi has the upper hand, Rwanda is not far behind at all, something that might come a a surprise to all those whose Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Jul 15, 2009
- It was like being in a foreign country It was like I was in another country. Ok, so i was in another country, but in this part of Africa, you kind of expect certain things which are pretty much constant regardless of where you actually are. Wandering Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Jul 6, 2009
- Optimism In Africa This is my first. blog. ever. So, please be patient. As I am writing, I am about to fall asleep to beautiful African singing, just like I woke up to this morning. It must be from a church nearby. I am Posted by kjpeters77 in Travel Adventures with Kristin | Apr 19, 2009
- the land of a thousand hills... ... a thousand smiles, and unfortunately 1 horrible war that killed over 1 million people in 100 days. my visit to rwanda has been a weird one. I was chilling at a pool one day where, 14 years ago, hundreds of Posted by mico82 in MICO'S TRAVEL JOURNAL | Jul 29, 2008
- funds to everyone who came to my gig, to the 3 bands that played at the gig, to everyone that helped out at the gig, to the folk that got sponsored for ben nevis and everyone who has made donations... 48 Posted by mico82 in MICO'S TRAVEL JOURNAL | Jul 27, 2008
- Oh What A Night Lately I've felt sort of boring since nothing much has happened to write about. Well, that all changed last night. We all finish eating dinner last night around 8:30 and decide that it's time to watch Arrested Development for a Posted by skylervm in Skyler's Travels | Jul 17, 2008
- Hello Again I've been meaning to write an entry about the state of Rwanda as a country and have been a little aprehensive about doing it. While I was trying to decide if it was a good idea or not, I found Posted by skylervm in Skyler's Travels | Jul 13, 2008
- Happy Belated Independence Day! The 4th of July at the American Embassy was quite an experience. The 4th is also a holiday in Rwanda; Liberation Day. Liberation Day is the day when the RPF liberated Rwanda and ended the Genocide. Because of the Holiday, Posted by skylervm in Skyler's Travels | Jul 6, 2008
- Updates! Haven't updated in awhile, but things mellowed out since the last post. I don't really know what the deal was with everyone fighting like they were. Eventually it all blew over though, and everyone became pretty close. Which ended up Posted by skylervm in Skyler's Travels | Jul 1, 2008
- 3 Weeks In, 5 More to Go Again, haven't updated as much as I'd like. Things have sort of settled into a nice slow little routine. It's crazy all the lessons I feel like I've already learned in the short time I've been here. One of the Posted by skylervm in Skyler's Travels | Jun 21, 2008
- Today Was Not As Good As I'd Hoped As I said before, things have been pretty great so far, so I guess I don't know how long I expected all that to last. Today has been a pretty shitty day though and it's been a bit harder to Posted by skylervm in Skyler's Travels | Jun 10, 2008
- Rwanda Rwanda Well, I haven't updated quite as much as I'd like, mostly because the internet is slow, but also it's just hard to keep up with. Anyway, I'm going to try my best to update at least once a week so Posted by skylervm in Skyler's Travels | Jun 9, 2008
- One week Well this entry is long over due. However, there have been numerous attempts to post an entry between the slow connections, power outages and forgotten passwords it has been difficult for me to get this out. Here is a Posted by allieg in Travelling Dust in My Shoes | May 10, 2008
- Kibuye, Gisenyi and Ruhengeri It was more for our distaste of wearing backpacks whilst riding a motorbike than tight ass tendencies which led us to take the mini-bus to the top of the hill. We stood by the side of the road as dozens Posted by jaredlking in Jared and Dianne | Apr 2, 2008
- Butare, Gikongoro and Cyangugu Despite having spent only one and a half days in the only real city in Rwanda we were ready to leave. It had an uneasy feel to it. Whilst I never felt genuinely threatened there were several occasions when the Posted by jaredlking in Jared and Dianne | Apr 2, 2008
- Kigali Rwanda is a tiny blip on the map, meaning the capital to anywhere and vice versa is achievable in less than a day. With this in mind we were in no rush to get out of the picturesque Rusumu area. Posted by jaredlking in Jared and Dianne | Apr 1, 2008
- Rusumu Falls The bus to Nyankanazi was leaving early and we were a long way from the bus station so we were at the road side whilst it was still dark. We were waiting for a mini-van but an empty full sized Posted by jaredlking in Jared and Dianne | Mar 19, 2008
- Rwanda - pays des milles collines Hello – Bonjour We zegden de kindjes en de boompjes in het Sabina Home vaarwel en gingen weer op een binnenvlucht (de bussen gaan hier immers altijd bijna vliegen) naar het stadje Masaka. Net buiten het stadje is er een heel leuk Posted by liesjoen in from A to Z | Dec 3, 2007
- Akagere National Park - Rwanda This is a day trip that I took as part of a business trip to Rwanda. Akagere is a National Park located on the Eastern side of Rwanda, bordering Tanzania. It is about 2 hours by road from Posted by svjorber in My Side Trips | Sep 14, 2007
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