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Africa, Uganda, Kenya, adventure, travel, bungee jumping,
whitewater rafting, safari, culture, experiences
In this episode, Paul Stewart shares his exciting adventures
in Africa, focusing on his experiences in Uganda and Kenya. He discusses
thrilling activities such as bungee jumping and whitewater rafting at the
Adrift Camp in Jinja, Uganda, and highlights the beauty of safaris in various
national parks. Paul also shares cultural encounters, including meeting the
Toro King and celebrating his birthday with local friends. The episode is
filled with fun anecdotes and insights into the vibrant experiences one can have
while exploring Africa.
02:12 https://www.adrift.ug/accommodation/adrift-overland-camp/
02:23 Episode 9 – The One Who Waits
04:21 Derek and I used to work together back in the IT
days. Not sure if we are ever getting
deep into that as a lot of that work was government contracts, but maybe…
06:09 In Uganda they call gasoline petrol, and kerosene is paraffin
06:54 Bribes are part of culture over there, and in Uganda
they call them “soda”
07:10 This school, like many in Uganda is a boarding school
where the children live. Their quarters
are large barracks like buildings with bunk beds for thirty or more kids in
each room. If it’s a good school, like
Sam’s, they have a pit latrine out back…
08:06 When you go rafting with Adrift, they have one or more
boats with up to six clients and a guide, plus a safety raft and at least 2 if
not more kayaks to pick you up when (not if) you fall out. They also give you a pretty good briefing on
what to do when you go in the rough water and have you practice getting back in
the raft before you head out. I have
some fun videos of this on my Instagram @inkheavy
09:36 https://www.lemalacamps.com/stay/wildwaters-lodge/
15:36 Jim Wilkie and his family helped me raise money to drill
a well in Nambi. I met them at New Hope
Church in Lorton, Virginia.
17:36 I met Mario Colorado at New Hope Church as well.
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By Paul StewartAfrica, Uganda, Kenya, adventure, travel, bungee jumping,
whitewater rafting, safari, culture, experiences
In this episode, Paul Stewart shares his exciting adventures
in Africa, focusing on his experiences in Uganda and Kenya. He discusses
thrilling activities such as bungee jumping and whitewater rafting at the
Adrift Camp in Jinja, Uganda, and highlights the beauty of safaris in various
national parks. Paul also shares cultural encounters, including meeting the
Toro King and celebrating his birthday with local friends. The episode is
filled with fun anecdotes and insights into the vibrant experiences one can have
while exploring Africa.
02:12 https://www.adrift.ug/accommodation/adrift-overland-camp/
02:23 Episode 9 – The One Who Waits
04:21 Derek and I used to work together back in the IT
days. Not sure if we are ever getting
deep into that as a lot of that work was government contracts, but maybe…
06:09 In Uganda they call gasoline petrol, and kerosene is paraffin
06:54 Bribes are part of culture over there, and in Uganda
they call them “soda”
07:10 This school, like many in Uganda is a boarding school
where the children live. Their quarters
are large barracks like buildings with bunk beds for thirty or more kids in
each room. If it’s a good school, like
Sam’s, they have a pit latrine out back…
08:06 When you go rafting with Adrift, they have one or more
boats with up to six clients and a guide, plus a safety raft and at least 2 if
not more kayaks to pick you up when (not if) you fall out. They also give you a pretty good briefing on
what to do when you go in the rough water and have you practice getting back in
the raft before you head out. I have
some fun videos of this on my Instagram @inkheavy
09:36 https://www.lemalacamps.com/stay/wildwaters-lodge/
15:36 Jim Wilkie and his family helped me raise money to drill
a well in Nambi. I met them at New Hope
Church in Lorton, Virginia.
17:36 I met Mario Colorado at New Hope Church as well.