After being dropped at the airport in Burundi at 730am to begin our journey to Mozambique, we heard that the flight had been cancelled and then unfolded a very frustrating 36 hours. The cancellation was a result of the fire at Nairobi airport a couple of weeks before, and we were put on another flight 3 hours later. Three hours came and went and the next flight was delayed for a further hour and a half. Eventually, we arrived at Niarobi at around 330pm. Nearly...

We loved our time in Burundi and are finally back to write about it... sorry for the lack of blog entries! Burundi is a lovely, beautiful country with many hills and we are told is even more beautiful and green in the rainy season. As a high percentage of the population are farmers when you drive through the country much of what you see is cultivated and even in the dry season the valleys are cultivated for an additional harvest. We definitely learnt to relax ...

Leaving Kenya today, waking up at 5:30am, saying goodbye to Calvin Eaton (whom we have spent everyday with for the last 10days). Ed and Beth are off on their own again heading back to Jiko, Niarobi's airport AGAIN (the hub for the African leg of our journey). Leaving great memories of rest, calm, order and the peace felt in Kenya - heading towards Burundi - another unknown on this adventure, other than the normal 'encouraged avoidence' on the FCO website. Jiko w...

The day after we arrived, we were wisked off by Calvin (ed's friend from KT) to Mombasa's beach for a bit of feeding up on Veg and Fruit (after being slightly deprived of these in South Sudan. We had some great views from the plane of Kilimanjaro. We both learnt to windsurf during one afternoon there, which was awesome! Following this, there was a quick turn around and we headed off for Safari in the Masai Mara, during Wildebeest migration season - thousands of ...

sorry for the delay in getting blogs or photos up - the internet connection was not so great in the bush of South Sudan. We're currently in rested and relaxed in Kenya. The photos below tell a bit of the story of our time there...hopefully we'll get some more info up in a bit. http://www.offexploring.com/ed-and-beth/albums/stage-1-south-sudan