Journey to Kampala and 12 Hours in London

Interview with Mom

What do you want to say about 12 hours in London?

Well, remember the Bunn family from Liverpool? We went to London and it just happened to be that they were also in London visiting their grandparents. So, we stayed with them for not exactly 12 hours, but it was fun.

Why were in London?

Because the airplane going to Uganda had to stop there to re-fuel.

Here is everyone but the mom, Mary. Top row-Tom, Sam, the dad, my dad and Mallory. Bottom row, John T., me, Rosie, Emma Shae and Mom.

We arrived in Entebbe (where the airport is) on September 1st. We stayed in Kampala for one week.

I caught the world's stinkiest, slowest grasshopper. He didn't even hop.

We saw a giant snail and a giant lizard. But, when mom came back to take the picture, the lizard was gone.

We went on a boat ride at Lake Victoria. If you are from Live Oak, you might know Cole. He came with me on the boat ride.

We were going above fish and we were also eating fish.

We petted some really nice horses. There was a riding stable at this resort where we met our friends on Lake Victoria.

This is a picture of a red bird at the guest house where we stayed. My mom thought it was pretty pretty.

This is on the way to Kabale. I am in the north of the world and the south of the world at the same time.

We did this experiment. The water in the south goes one way....
and changes direction in the north.
We put a flower in it to see which way the water went.
In the middle of the equator, it just goes straight down.