Heidi in the Kapishya hot springs, Northern Zambia
Wildebeast in the Ngorogoro Crater, Tanzania
Lioness carrying a thompsons gazelle to her cubs, Serengeti National Park, Tanzania
Masai dancing, Lake Manyara Tanzania
Masai boma, Lake Manyara Tanzania
Heidi's mum and dad with the masai kids, Lake Manyara Tanzania



James at work at the rural clinics, near Kisumu Kenya

Waller playing with the children at Dorothy and Milly's childrens home, Kagando Uganda
Heidi at the sister home, Kasese Uganda
James milking the cows at Kagando hospital farm, Uganda
Us with Ida, Chad and Louisa at the equator, Uganda
Pictures of us all around the fire and enjoying a game of boule with the warthogs, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda
Back at the hospital in the Leprosy clinic, Uganda
Inmates at the local prison, Uganda
The long horned cows, Uganda
Transporting matoke, Uganda











Female gorillas Parc National Volcans, Rwanda
Genocide monument, Kibuye Rwanda
The Rival and a view over Kigali, Rwanda




Tiwi Beach, Mombasa Kenya
Elephant playing at David Sheldrick Foundation, Nairobi Kenya
Samson our armed guard in Northern Kenya

Heidi moving thorned Acacia trees placed across the road, Southern Ethiopia
Negotiating with the fruit sellers, Southern Ethiopia
Us at Blue Nile Falls, Bahir Dar Ethiopia
Monk at island monastry, Bahir Dar Ehiopia
Coffee ceremony, Gondar Ethiopia
Henna from Sudan

After several frustrating hours on the internet photos have proved very difficult so it's another essay we're afraid.
After white-water rafting in Jinja, Uganda we headed to Rwanda. We travelled around the country and finished with a visit to the mountain gorillas in the Parc National de Volcanes.
Then back into Uganda after initially being refused entry at the Western border. We were unwilling to pay the bribe so we detoured back to the capital and headed back in the way we came.
Then a while was spent at Kagando hospital near the Congo border and the town Kasese.
Back in Jinja we did 3 days white-water kayaking which was fantastic thanks to our awesome teacher Alex.
We enjoyed the world cup in the truly excellent bar at Naiberi River Camp, Eldoret and were taken around the town by Raj.
Stethoscopes donned again for the rural medical camps near Kisumu, Kenya where 11,000 patients were seen.
Since then we've enjoyed visitors from home, Rhian and Joel met up with us in Zanzibar then we enjoyed safari in Mikumi National Park and some real bush camping. Following this a cruise up the coast to meet Heidi's parents for Safari in the Northern parks - the highlight was seeing a lioness taking a gazelle up to her six cubs and watching them feed.
Now we are heading over to Zambia first stop Ndubaluba, Mkushi.
James and Heidi having a romantic moment, Nairobi, Kenya
James Mteri (Del's sponsered child) with James at the Good News Childrens Home Mombasa, Kenya
James going through our route at the home Mombasa, Kenya