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  • Mbale & Sipi Falls It was dark when we arrived in Mbale but the streets were swarming with people. All sorts of makeshift shops and restaurants lined the pavement. Coming from sleepy Bujigali it was like entering Vegas. The town itself was not very Posted by jaredlking in Jared and Dianne | May 2, 2008
  • Jinja & Bujigali Falls We plunged head first into the New Taxi Stand in Kampala. It could compete with Mecca as the most hectic place in the world. Thousands of mini-vans with no more than 10cm between anyone of them were crammed into an Posted by jaredlking in Jared and Dianne | May 1, 2008
  • Kampala (2) The only difference between the trip from Kampala to Masindi and the reverse direction was the order of events. Five hours of potholes and one hour of speedbumps instead of vice-versa. Di and I told ourselves we had to look Posted by jaredlking in Jared and Dianne | Apr 30, 2008
  • Murchison Falls National Park According to the guide book the road to Masindi was less than four hours but a man on the Posta Bus told us, to the amusement of all the passengers on board, that we had one hour of bumps and Posted by jaredlking in Jared and Dianne | Apr 22, 2008
  • Feels like Home III: Canceled This entry was going to complete a three part series on the last few months. In March, I was fortunate enough to snag a free ticket back to the States for a much needed visit. This entry was Posted by megpe1 in My Uganda Dance | Apr 30, 2008
  • Kampala The last night in Bunyoni we had a few quiet beverages but it wasn't because of them that I woke up sick in the morning. For some reason it's always bus days when I get crook. Regardless of my comfort Posted by jaredlking in Jared and Dianne | Apr 22, 2008
  • Laku Bunyoni Joseph drove us to the bus in the morning. Obviously we were late because he drove like a man possessed. We screamed in beside the bus and annoyed a lot of people as we showered them with muddy puddle water. Posted by jaredlking in Jared and Dianne | Apr 19, 2008
  • Kisoro and Mgahinga National Park We caught a mini-van from Ruhengeri to the Ugandan border. We were swapping some money when a man came up and introduced himself as Joseph. He asked if we wanted to do any tours whilst we were in the area Posted by jaredlking in Jared and Dianne | Apr 16, 2008
  • Feels Like Home--Part II Today had every intention of being fruitful but as I was checking my email at Speedy Internet (which effectively lives up to its name) I received word that the taxis and bodas were all on strike. With transportation thwarted, Posted by megpe1 in My Uganda Dance | Apr 14, 2008
  • Uganda – Life Well, I’ve been in Uganda for some time now. Really enjoying myself in so many ways. Firstly, after an extended period without a real Role back in Scotland, its good to have that back again. A job to do. Secondly, I’m loving Posted by happydaves in Dave discovering the World | Mar 17, 2008
  • Caught between a rock and The Bad Place The Gorilla Trek had the feeling of the climax of the Uganda section of our trip, which it probably was, but the days followi Posted by cmgildea in Mary and Colin's Great Adventure | Mar 12, 2008
  • Colin in the Mist A few years back, on our trip to India, a woman on the trip (who will make an appearance on this blog in a months time) mentioned to us that her favorite travel experience was a trek to see the Posted by vandewme in Mary and Colin's Great Adventure | Mar 9, 2008
  • Moned pildid fotograafia workshopist... leiad jargmiselt aadressilt: you'll find on this address: http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/gallery/users/Aljosha/ moned neist Marika, moned minu tehtud... Posted by Aljosha in Gyendi | Mar 6, 2008
  • Boda (in english) A quite quiet weekend. Went out with locals couple of times. One night I got to shoot some pool. Here they have a custom, taht if you'd like to play more than one game, you have to win your opponent Posted by Aljosha in Gyendi | Mar 5, 2008
  • Boda Tänud kenade kommentaaride eest. Tegelikult tunnen ise üsna selgelt, et ei suuda edasi anda pooltki, mis siin tegelikult näen ja kogen. Nädalalõpp kulges üsnagi rahulikult. Paar korda käisime õhtuti kohalikega väljas... Üks õhtu sattusin piljardit mäng Posted by Aljosha in Gyendi | Mar 5, 2008
  • Fellini (in english) Even one week hasn't passed since we were walking along the red roads of Africa for the first time. To call them road, it's a bit too much. One hole cases the other, no matter if they've tried to put Posted by Aljosha in Gyendi | Feb 28, 2008
  • Fellini Pole veel nädalatki möödas sest, kui esimest korda siin mööda punaseid teid kõndisime. Teed on nende kohta palju öeldud tegelikult. Auk on augus kinni, ja vahet pole, kas on üritatud asfalti panna või mitte. Kui asfalti ei ole, on pinnas Posted by Aljosha in Gyendi | Feb 28, 2008
  • How are you, muzungus? How are you, muzungus? So, after 30 hours in the airplanes and airports, we are finally-happily in Uganda. The trip was long but without any complications. The toughest guys in security area are definitely the estonians..the others - it's a children Posted by Aljosha in Gyendi | Feb 26, 2008
  • Kuidas laheb, muzungud? How are you, muzungus? Niisiis pärast 30-tunnist reisi, mis tegi parajaid siksakke kahel kontinendil, istun lõpuks meie toa verandal ja naudin pärastlõunast tegevusetust. Reisist niipalju, et piiride ületamine läks äraütlemata libedalt. Kõik mu pa Posted by Aljosha in Gyendi | Feb 26, 2008
  • Uganda - back in Africa Mobile: 00 256 7542 190 10 Home: 00 256 414 220 202 I’m also on Skype Also to receive an email when I update this blog, you can click on the SUBSCRIBE button the right of this page. To see photos of Posted by happydaves in Dave discovering the World | Feb 3, 2008
  • Uganda - back in Africa Blog Uganda 08-01-02 Happydave is back on the road. After a few enjoyable months back home in Scotland, I jumped on a plane bound for Kampala, the capital of Uganda. For those with rusty geography, Uganda is a hilly banana loving Posted by happydaves in Dave discovering the World | Feb 3, 2008
  • Life is Beautiful “What do you do?” inquired a tousled yet diplomatic looking Englishman on a recent flight from Nairobi to Entebbe. I simply replied, “NGO work.” “I hate you people.” But, of course, and this is certainly going to Posted by megpe1 in My Uganda Dance | Jan 28, 2008
  • We are on our way home....... Well here we are, in the lounge at Entebbe airport and we managed to get on a flight home! However they are stopping off enroute to collect passengers in Nairobi. We shall only be there for one hour Posted by Amarson in Ian & Angela East Africa | Jan 1, 2008
  • Happy 2008 from Kampala (and our last day in Uganda) Happy 2008 to all from Kampala. Yesterday 31st was spent visiting sites and craft markets around Kampala and enjoying the comparative luxury of the international standard hotels here. Lunch at the Sheraton followed by a New Year spectacular at the Posted by Amarson in Ian & Angela East Africa | Jan 1, 2008
  • The last three days Where do we begin? the last three days has been eventful...... We had a long long drive from Bwindi to Kisoro, probably around 6 hours.....but the scenery enroute was amazing. However the mini bus we were in broke down around Posted by Amarson in Ian & Angela East Africa | Dec 30, 2007
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