We hit the dirt roads of Uganda once again to visit some of the Crater Lakes. There are many old volcanoes scattered over the Southwest region. Just 4000 years ago, they wereRead More…
North Uganda and Matany Hospital (Uganda #2)
Cycling North Uganda We left the tar and took a dirt road leading north, towards Matany. We didn’t know what to expect with the rainy season. We got stuck in the mudRead More…
Sipi Falls and Jesus in Uganda (Uganda #1)
Jesus in Uganda We went out for a stroll in the completely darkened streets. In much of Africa, there are no street lights. But why do you need them when Africans haveRead More…
Stranded at Lake Baringo and Crossing the Great Rift Valley (Kenya #8)
Stranded at Lake Baringo We caught our first sights of the Lake, standing beautifully below us and surrounded by countless green hills. The views were exquisite from our high vantage point. AfterRead More…
Cycling the Wild Laikipia County (Kenya #7)
Ol Jogi to Sosian Ranch Laikipia is a prised province in Kenya. This region is stunning! It is one of the last frontiers of wildlife on the continent, a vast area whereRead More…
Dog Squads against Poaching (Kenya #6)
Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy is the first conservancy in the Laikipia region of Kenya. It is a vast protected area and a refuge for wildlife to thrive, away from human population growth.
Meet Meimei, the Baby Rhino (Kenya #5)
We got invited by Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy in Kenya to stay for two nights. Now imagine having a whole game reserve to yourself for a few days… Well, that’s exactly whatRead More…
Time to Fly! (Kenya #4)
As if Borana Conservancy couldn’t get better, we got treated to an unbelievable flight over the conservancy… and what a view! We hopped in Michael’s 4-seater plane. He opened the garage door,Read More…
Hanging out with Rhinos (Kenya #3)
Rise and shine! The sleepy sun still has to wake and so do we. But when our lazy selves realised why we’re up so early – we practically jumped out of bed!Read More…
Cycling Past Lions (Kenya #2)
We cycled into Borana Conservacy, where predators such as lions call home. The rolling hills set the scene, zebras and impala grazed and as we cycled, waterbuck galloped high into the air.Read More…