Molola Campsite at the river with lots and lots of moskitos.
I saw this signpost, yesterday, in a catholic Mission along the road. I think it relates to treatment of Aids, from which more than 60% of the population are suffering.
A short ride, maybe 30 kms, and we are Nunda River Camp, where we have been some years ago. A luxury place and we have a chalet, the very best one - isolated and right on the river.
No. 28, our home for at least 2 nights, maybe three - or four. A cosy room with atteched bathroom and a very high ceiling.
A bit more than 6m2 mosquito net.
Tonights supper - this is real holiday. Soon we will be back in the camp kitchen with cheese and wurst - or wurst and cheese.
Staff enjoying noon hour on the deck, chatting with this peculiar accent, that is so familiar to me.
During the night we heard the hippos making a lot of noise. Who knows whether they were fighting or mating ? This morning we saw them very clearly on the opposite bank. Their skin doesn’t support the sun and they usually only come out of the water to grass during the night. But this morning there were many clouds and the huge animals were quite active at the shore.
The Cormorans have been fishing and are now sitting, on a row, spreading their wings to dry.
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