My Last Day as a Sugar Child…
Onto my final day as a Sugar Child! Day three and we found ourselves in a picturesque town called Strathaven, which the locals pronounce “Straven.” An Unwanted Surprise The bus
The Sugar Children do Dundee – Day 2
I started this blog in Dundee, while on a little down time Friday afternoon. We were waiting to get into the venue, and the guys from the Electric Sugar Children
Being a Sugar Child… tour post 1
So I’m back to writing blogs of a non-Kenyan persuasion. Something I found extremely tricky before I flew out there! Thankfully since I got back I’ve been so busy, I’ve
Reaching out to Humanity in Nairobi
Reaching Out To Humanity… I’m sure I have a few stories left in me yet, and I’m still to mention either of the two days I spent in Kenya’s capital
IDP – Life in a Camp
Well I may be home in England, but my work isn’t finished, as I still have a few more things to write about from my time in Kenya, and then
Healthcare in a Kenyan slum
I’m quickly running out of days, yet have been unable to write about all the things I’ve seen, and people I’ve worked with. I leave for Nairobi tomorrow morning, spend
The Good Life – becoming part of the family…
The Good Life Orphanage – what a wonderful experience. After suffering the ill-effects of the Nakuru to Mombasa night bus, I decided to do the return journey during the day.
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Travel in East Africa – Do you take Oyster…?
Apologies for the lack of blog time – I’ve been on the road, and away from internet access. It’s been quite refreshing, though I’ve also been itching to check in
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Bus Into The Wild – 11 hours on a Kenyan Road!
How to bus it across Kenya! My last blog was heavy going so I thought I’d change the mood a little with a light hearted look at the Kenyan roads
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Kenyan Blog 3 – it gets harder…
I had planned to use today’s Kenyan blog to write about a couple of experiences I’ve had over the last few days – namely a very interesting Kenyan wedding, and