St. Judes orphanage
St. Judes orphanage
St. Judes orphanage
St. Judes orphanage
Dolly--words cannot describe her personality--truly a friend
Walter, the headmaster at Pabo S.S., with his children--he is in the "pharmacy" that his wife runs in Pabo
Christine, our neighbor in Pabo, on the day she opened her shop
Charles with nephews, neices, and neighbors
A woman in the Pabo IDP camp with her children-sorting g-nuts
The boda drivers at the boda stand in Pabo
Water jugs on a bicycle
A Heals dance atthe IC house in Gulu
Downtown Gulu
Balu Robinson Cruse (yep, that's his name)--probably the coolest guy on the continent
Beautiful landscape of the Ugandan country from the top of a VERY large hill near Fort Patiko. If you could see over the mountains in the distance, you would see Sudan.
November 18, 2008
I love Uganda (and its people!)--photos round 4
November 14, 2008
Uganda Wildlife (photos round 3)
These dudes were all over the place
Weird...just weird
It was hard not to find a racy baboon picture...
Probably the wildest life we encountered on our safari
Interesting Giraffe fact--The older they get, the darker the spots
Water buffalicous
They're not dangerous...really...I swear...
November 13, 2008
photos round 2
These are some photos of the fantastic people that I met and worked with during the summer exchange.
This is a group picture after our final dinner at a fantastic Turkish restaurant in Kampala.
These are my Pabo "sisters" on our Rhino excursion.
Heading out to town (Insider's tip--don't wear shorts in Uganda unless you are eight years old--especially with titanium white legs!)
Hiking at Fort Patiko
After movie night at Kope Cafe
Just goofing around
Heading out to the Teaching and Learning Conference in Gulu--Pack thouse munus into that truck!
Big man on campus (and John)
Having fun at St. Judes.
And Finally, Some Photos
These photos are from the Invisible Children 2008 Teacher Exchange experience in Gulu and Pabo Uganda.
This first set of photos comes from the school I taught at as well as photos from some other teaching partners.