So this is just a blog for the events of what I've done in the last few months. I will do one more blog just before stepping on the plane with an evaluation of everything and my final thoughts, hopes, dreams, memories etc, you get the idea. Everybody told me it was going to be a great year, and it has been. A year I will never forget, and as project trust say, 'A year to be proud of'. It's been quite a nice last few months, my last entry was about Kenya but ...

So... Here we go again, this time. Kenya....We left on Good friday for Tororo, and there we spent two nights. It was really nice, and almost like a different country because the level of English they spoke was incredible... better than Kampala. We also managed to climb Tororo rock which sticks out 500m above Tororo itself which made for a nice climb; up until the part where a security guard (May i add he was topless which made it hard to take him seriously) decid...

Hello Everyone!It's been quite a while since i last updated it but i figured it would be better to do it all in one big go than lots of small ones... So here goes the last 12 weeks at project known as Term 1.So, let's start at the beginning, or where I left off. In my last blog I mentioned a bull party to celebrate our winning of the Christmas cup. Well it was originally delayed by a week because the President of Uganda was visiting the area. Nontheless, on Sun...

Hello again… Part 2 of my travelling blog. The holidays have been split into two. The first half we went to Rwanda and Western Uganda. After Christmas, a big group of us all decided to head off through Tanzania and head towards Zanzibar. What a trip it's been! After getting back into Kampala, Me and Kieran headed back to Project in Gombe. We Spent a lot of time just relaxing and getting ready for Christmas day (Of which we did our fair share). We found out ab...

Today is the 17th December, officially 7 days til christmas, and It feels like just another day! I've been travelling around Rwanda and Western Uganda for the last fortnight and It's been quite an experience… It started on the 30th November when we all met in Kampala so that we could catch the morning bus going to Kabale which is right by the border. It meant we had to be awake by 5 00 and at the bus park by 6 00 so that the bus could leave at 7. We were told...