So here I am, back in the luxury of my hotel in entebbe. I can't believe how quickly my month in Kyaka II has gone by. Even the staff at base camp were convinced I had only been there two weeks- it really has flown by. This first leg of my journey was the part which I thought I would find the most trying and I'll admit that I was dreading. However now that my flight to Kenya is inevitably approaching, I would happily spend another few weeks here. I have even lea...

Can't believe I've been heere a week already, it's gone by so quickly! It's really difficult for me to translate what it's like over here... but I shall do my best! My journey over to the camp, it is far to say, was a bit of an adventure in itself. Denis collected me from my hotel at 9am and drove me to Kampala (the capital city). Kampala is a bustling city choked by cars and motorcycles darting in and out of the traffic. In Kampala we went to the Prime Mini...

So as it turns out I didn't arrive in Uganda early afternoon in time to relax in my nice hotel nor to have a swim in the pool. Instead I got to spend my leap year in Nairobi airport. That's 8 hours I spent in the departures lounge... And you can imagine the level of activity there was to keep me entertained... I was ridiculously bored. And hot. They had a power cut which cause the air conditioning to stop and also meant my sandwhich couldn't be toasted (*primadon...