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Sunrise over the African plains.
Muterere is located only 80km (50 miles) from Kenya, which lies
just beyond the mountains in the distance. |
| The Ugandan farmers use plots of
land even in very inaccessible places. Here, a rice field sits on
a plateau some 100 meters above the surrounding plains. |
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A Ugandan woman was farming her
field as we walked back at 7am. This woman is pregnant and will
likely continue to work the fields until just days before she gives
birth. |
| Here, a woman is climbing up steep
rocks to tend to her crops. |
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(From left to right) Mike, Dixon,
myself, Okware and Farhan (front row) pose for a picture before we
leave Bululu for the last time. |
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(From left to right) Farouk (our
driver), Ester (one of the cooks in the village) myself and David
(Ester's husband and a Habitat representative)..
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Okware (front) was very sad to see
us all go - a group hug seemed called for.. |
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team poses one last time in front of the Bululu Habitat sign before
heading to Kampala.. |
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Kampala is a far cry from Bululu -
a bustling modern town with a population of 1.2 million. |