We passed over the equator on our way south to Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Here's a picture for all the Penn State graduates in my family. Most of the clothing Ugandans wear is secondhand from the West, which was obviously the case for this aspiring scholar. I should mention, too, that Ugandans don't generally smile for photos.
Here we're relaxing at our guesthouse after our day's safari. This picture doesn't do the setting justice. We were on a high ridge overlooking the savanna, miles and miles of scrub and silence. It's the kind of landscape that makes people fall in love with Africa.
This little guy was unhappy with us because our car was blocking his path to the watering hole. We took a few pictures then let him get on his way.
We passed over the equator on our way south to Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Here's a picture for all the Penn State graduates in my family. Most of the clothing Ugandans wear is secondhand from the West, which was obviously the case for this aspiring scholar. I should mention, too, that Ugandans don't generally smile for photos.
Here we're relaxing at our guesthouse after our day's safari. This picture doesn't do the setting justice. We were on a high ridge overlooking the savanna, miles and miles of scrub and silence. It's the kind of landscape that makes people fall in love with Africa.
This little guy was unhappy with us because our car was blocking his path to the watering hole. We took a few pictures then let him get on his way.
Yay Penn State :) Love your updates on your blog!
ReplyDeleteYou should get your Mom to send that Penn State picture into the Penn Stater magazine......Penn Staters really are everywhere! Ha ha! Love your blog, by the way. I just found out about it at Christmas and have been reading all your old posts whenever I have time. - Lisa (Condliff) Nagle
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