Creekbank Stories Curt Iles, Storyteller
How do I even begin to describe Africa?
I’ve updated my reading list. I post it to spur myself on as a L.L.L. (Life Long Learner). Enjoy! What’s on your reading list?
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Every day is different. This is a photo trip through the last week of our life in Uganda.
The way to meet Africans is by walking. These are shots from our daily trips.
The area around Lake Victoria is a bird paradise.
In Africa, everyone is hustling to make a living (or survive). Motorcycles (they’re called “boda-bodas” here) carry everything. Last week, I saw one carrying a coffin strapped to the back. I presume it was empty.
Even in Entebbe, livestock (cows, goats, and sheep) are staked out daily in grassy area. At dusk, owners will bring them back to a pen or enclosure.
We’ve been greeted with such kindness by the ordinary folks in Africa.
