 This is our tour guide, Germina, and our driver, Bonny. Bonny has four children. We stopped at his house briefly on the way back from the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest (it was really dark so we couldn't really see anything). |
 Here are some people selling fruit that they had grown in their backyards. I'm not sure what it all is but that one is huge! |
 Women walking with tea bushels on their heads. We saw many Africans carrying jerry cans of water, bundles of sticks, or just about anything on their heads. Sometimes we would see small babies tied to their backs by sturdy slings. |
 I got in so much trouble taking this picture of a matatu! Africans don't like to be photographed without permission, and I tried to take this on the sly but my flash went off. They saw it and as they passed, they pointed their fingers and yelled at me. I felt bad (and it's even blurry!). But check out how full they load up these matatus! |
 School children dressed in uniforms. |
 We saw many school children walking along the roads. |
 Waving children. This happened all day long. Fun! |
 Bananas being taken to market via bicycles. |
 African men watching us as we passed them on the Kazinga Channel in Queen Elizabeth Park. |
 Here they are filling up jerry cans of water and either carrying them up the hill by hand or by bike. They would have to boil the water before they could drink it. I left this picture big if you click on it so you can see their village at the top of the hill. |
 We met Linda while traveling in Uganda. She sent us this picture of her on a bike taxi in the town of Gulu which is located in northern Uganda. |
 Linda also sent us this picture. The tall thin girl in the blue school uniform is Linda's "child" who she sponsors. The other people are family, including Mama and baby sister [No 7], Jennifer. The sponsored girl's name is Agnes, and she's 14. Linda says she's "just a darling." |
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