Rural huts in Masindi

Mosquito net

English as she is wrote

The drums will speak for miles and miles

Loofahs going cheap

Battery recharging

Pots and pans for sale

Phone kiosk

Sewing shop

Chicken run - not only the humans have life tough here

Brick kiln make your own bricks here

Charcoal stove - a hungry Molech-like demon

Rural field with termite mound

Traditional beehive

Child herders - it's not all play for children in Uganda

Water carrier girl

The equator might not be here but shops certainly are

Village bell from a car inner wheel

Rwancerere Church - full past overflowing

Despite the conditions impeccably clean

Drummer drumming

Shuuku dance - an exhausting Acholi dance

Borehole at Masindi

Pit toilet - this is important to the village

The Batwa (pygmies) were noted warriors once

Aid is providing the Batwa with better huts than these for accommodation

Brick carriers (young)

Kaharo trees

Karuma Falls on the majestic White Nile

Tree in Masindi

Longhorn cattle traditionally herded by the Acholi

A field of papyrus

Rwanda volcano

Candelabra tree - not a cactus as I thought!

A pipit?

A ruffled pied crow

Malibu stork on a waste tip

Butterfly dreaming

A species of kite

Weaver bird nests - entered from below