Day 15 – CWB Family
Uganda – it grabs your heart and wraps its vast welcoming hands around it,...
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Day 14 – Expect the Unexpected
Thursday is the 9th October. Independence Day in Uganda (1962). When we arrived at...
Day 13 – Cricket Until The Cows Come Home
With 220 children from various schools and ten teachers, this was a day of...
Day 12 – Spirit
A rough (very rough) recreation ground in Masindi is our third venue – long...
Day 11 – Last of the Great Explorers
This was a rest day so six intrepid members of the team set off...
Day 10: Sunset Over Masindi
After yesterday’s washout, the final morning at Lugazi was devoted to a festival with...
Day 9 – Justice for the Jinja Three!
7.00am. Thunder, lightning, torrential rain. A reddish-brown river in full flow down the hill...
Day 8 – We Got Rhythm
In Lugazi, at what has to be said is a fine cricket facility, the...
Day 7: New Balls Please!
A shorter journey back across the Nile towards Kampala brought the team to the...
DAY 6: It’s a Great Day and the Sun is Shining!
I feel a bit like Captain Willard in the opening sequence of Apocalypse Now....
DAY 5: Chaos Theory Explained
12 games of cricket. 8/9 aside. Taking place simultaneously. On what can be best...
Day 4: ‘Bye Bye: Oh… You’re not going!
We are a well-organised team. Steve, our Tutor, plans well and takes our input...
Day 3: Catches and Cows
Day 3: Catches and Cows. Today was hot. Very hot. An early start saw...
Day 2: The Road To Paradise
Day 2: The Road To Paradise. The day awoke to the sound of a...
Day 1: Raid On Entebbe.
Day 1: Raid On Entebbe. Raid On Entebbe was an iconic film about a...
Day 0: Uganda Bound!
So… tomorrow is the day. After last weekend’s excellent Training Days, organised by our...
Meet the team
Name: Sally Johnston (Project Leader/Welfare) Nickname: Spad Where do you live: Ringmer, a village...