Saturday morning we headed to Bwindi Impertrable Forest.Half an hour in, our driver Solomon asked if we had our passports and guess what I didn't! He took us back to Bulenga were I ran to house and picked up some socks too, that I'd forgotten :) We were very lucky we hadn't travelled too far!It took 11 hours to get there, stopping at the Equator Line on the way.8am Sunday we were on our way to find some gorillas. We were in group of 8 and were told that if anyone...

Monday we headed to Murchinson Falls to see the Worlds most powerful waterfall.Murchinson is located in the Northern part of Uganda and I think it's the hottest area in Uganda. Temperatures range from 37-45degrees! It was a whole day travelling there, a long and bumpy journey! In England when they are speed bumps they are spaced out between but here in Uganda they is about a car size gap between each one. They dont understand that by spacing them out it will sti...

Sunday we met up with the girls to discuss plans over Christmas and New Year. We're now going to Lake Bunyoni for Christmas and possibly New Year, although we might just head into Kampala for a big party :)As I said before, we were meant to be going to Kabale on Monday but Sunday night Vic fell sick. We don't know what from but she was vomiting nearly every hour and come Monday morning she wasn't well enough to travel.So we headed to Kabale Tuesday instead..Up at...

We have found out that 6 of the older ladies who volunteer are retiring after 20 years service at Sanyu. The only problem is due to all the time they've been at Sanyu, they've had free accomodation, food etc and now that they're leaving, the leave with no money, some with no home or family! It's really sad. They are really really great with the children, lovely ladies. I think Sanyu has been trying to do some fundraising for them, I wished I'd known a while back ...

We tried Kampalas's night life last night and stayed in The Backpackers Youth Hostel for the first time.We really had a great time. We met up with Caitlin, Rosie and Georgia and then at Backpackers (because everyone is so warm and friendly) we became friends with 2 Irish guys, Al and Paddy and they also joined us :)It was weird going out and people smoking indoors just as it's not the norm back home now. We all really enjoyed ourselves and it was nice to go to th...