The second half of the Uganda Trip was a trip to Murchison Falls, a boat trip, a game drive and some chimp tracking in the jungle. We crammed those four activities plus many hours of driving over potholed roads into the last three days of our trip. These are some wild boars which were roaming around a campground.
The entrance to the national park.
Along the drive, we spotted a baboon chilling out on the side of the road. He wasn't afraid of us at all.
This is the top of the waterfalls, this is a picture of Pete and Akbar (our tour guide). That concrete thing is where a rope bridge was before a flood knocked it out.
The start of the boat trip. A crocodile cooling himself on the water's edge.
A family of elephants.
Me in my Indiana Jones gear for the Chimp tracking. For three hours Pete and I were walking in the jungle looking all over the place and couldn't see a thing. Then the tour guide said, the Chimps usually hang out at the top of the trees, pointed up and we saw one.
There she is, way at the top of a tree!
For the game drive we were out to look for the big five: lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo. We only saw the elephant. He was pretty mad that we got close to him and charged our truck.
Some giraffe.
This was our "pop-top" vehicle. It was an amazing trip. We flew back through London again and they didn't lose any of our luggage.
The second half of the Uganda Trip was a trip to Murchison Falls, a boat trip, a game drive and some chimp tracking in the jungle. We crammed those four activities plus many hours of driving over potholed roads into the last three days of our trip. These are some wild boars which were roaming around a campground.
The entrance to the national park.
Along the drive, we spotted a baboon chilling out on the side of the road. He wasn't afraid of us at all.
This is the top of the waterfalls, this is a picture of Pete and Akbar (our tour guide). That concrete thing is where a rope bridge was before a flood knocked it out.
The start of the boat trip. A crocodile cooling himself on the water's edge.
A family of elephants.
Me in my Indiana Jones gear for the Chimp tracking. For three hours Pete and I were walking in the jungle looking all over the place and couldn't see a thing. Then the tour guide said, the Chimps usually hang out at the top of the trees, pointed up and we saw one.
There she is, way at the top of a tree!
For the game drive we were out to look for the big five: lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo. We only saw the elephant. He was pretty mad that we got close to him and charged our truck.
Some giraffe.
This was our "pop-top" vehicle. It was an amazing trip. We flew back through London again and they didn't lose any of our luggage. 
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