Greetings once again from Kampala, Yesterday we had a very relaxed day in Entebbe – sitting by a pool just off the beach at Lake Victoria, swimming and sunbathing. Some of us were relatively careful with sun-cream (I finished with a sunburnt right knee cap where I had presumably skimped on the cream) but our Ami finished up looking like a strawberry bushbaby. She had fallen asleep on the sun lounger with her sunglasses on and ended up with bright white around ...

Hello everyone – Stuart here… We’ve been to the source of the Nile today! Intrepid explorers as ever – though plenty of people have been there before us, including Speke, the guy who discovered that the Nile starts at Lake Victoria. We saw the obelisk where he stood and had his eureka moment, and we went across on a boat to the islands in the middle of the river where an under-river spring feeds the water of the lake and starts the flow towards the Medit...

Hello. This is Ami this time to start off with. I haven't kept a journal or been involved with the team's blog so I thought I would have a go on this one, even though most of you are Naomi's friends and don't really care what I think haha! Naomi and Dad have probably told you what has been going on for the majority of the trip so I'll just give you a few of my highlights….so far! Africa: • Seeing the difference in lifestyle here, seeing the rich and the poor ...

Hello. This is Ami this time to start off with. I haven’t kept a journal or been involved with the team’s blog so I thought I would have a go on this one, even though most of you are Naomi’s friends and don’t really care what I think haha! Naomi and Dad have probably told you what has been going on for the majority of the trip so I’ll just give you a few of my highlights….so far! Africa: • Seeing the difference in lifestyle here, seeing the rich...

Hello!! Well, we are here at Mweya Safari Lodge in the Queen Elizabeth National Park, in Western Uganda very near to the border with Congo, and it is brilliant! We set off very early on Saturday morning and it took about 7 hours and 5000 potholes to get here! On the way we stopped at the equator and took some photos - but it was pitch black still and freezing so we didn't stay long. Dad and most of the men enjoyed 'going to the toilet' on the equator line. Us gi...