Dar is much more humid than Kampala - and much more colourful. The colour is due to the wonderful Kangas that the women wear. Kangas are just pieces of material - some have them sewn into skirts, shirts or dresses while others just wrap themselves in one.
As I promised in my last post - this one contains some pictures!
Right To Play Partner that we visited
The entire clinic was colourful - even the patients
Children playing "Infection Protection"
The 'infections' trying to break through the immune system
Children singing & laughing
Children watching the Mzungus outside
Children listening to us speak
Ethiopian Coffee ceremony - roasting the beans
grinding the beans
Boiling the coffee
I must admit I had vanilla ice cream with my coffee poured on it!
My flights back to Kla were better than the way to Dar - it always helps to read a cheesy book (Twenties Girl by Sophie Kinsella). I have spent the past two days at the office working on various malaria initiatives and am ready for the weekend!!
With any luck my dad will arrive tomorrow morning and we will head to Fort Portal in Western Uganda for the night. Saturday morning we will go to Kibale NP to track Chimps and then to Queen Elizabeth NP for safari!
I hear it will be sunny and 28 in Toronto tomorrow - enjoy those patios:) Its not quite that nice here.
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