Don’t believe all I write on here~yesterday was not Palm Sunday just some Catholicy service and it was a pretty monsoon storm that seems to occur every day during late afternoon.
Anyway, some images from the dried & fresh fish market. You can smell it from the UK!
It’s Sunday in Negumbo. Boys play cricket on the beach as families gather for Palm Sunday service
The lads Show off in Indian Ocean surf until afternoon monsoon rains come along. Only adds to their anticipation. While families pray under umbrellas the boys gather in bars to watch T 20 final against India.
These last two images show rural Uganda & the hustle & bustle of Kampala.
Using funds from micro finance projects, Larkrise buys Lindle in 2008
Cowley & Iffley arrive in 2010
Mark is born in 2011 – 2 for the price of 1
The Source of the Nile – yes, really. One is the actual source of the Nile, and the other is the Source Bar (as opposed to the Source Cafe in town)
Find the common element at Bujagali Falls???? Sadly, now flooded by the building of the dam further downstream.
Rafting – yes we did this & survived. Guess who is in the water – and one of us lost their hat.
Ferries across the lake
And the market, just off Main Street
But sadly, no pictures of The Source Cafe – which, arguably, serves the best espresso & iced coffee in sub Saharan Africa
Fish & Chips at Entebbe zoo or was it a burger?
Back at The Haven, Mollie & Gemma get into their own zone
Lazing in the sun on the beaches of Lake Victoria or around the pool in the hotel
Oh – and a ride on Boda Bodas to do some more shopping
The whole school comes together beside the mango tree to share our week’s work
Songs & Scarves
Dance & Balls
The children (& teachers) enjoyed it all
Mollie, Gemma, Carina & Emma completing their presentations
The Haven is my heaven – overlooking grade 5 rapids on the Nile just outside Jinja…
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