Tricia's Rwandan Adventures

Isn't she lovely? This is one of the children in a family of five who live just up the road from me. She is a real character and so ...

The parcel from Jack Ooooo! I've missed writing my blog but all is well again! I have had several technical problems and I'm stil...

Tricia wanted to let you all know that she has really missed writing her blog this month, and will be back ASAP once Sara has resolved the t...

Hi all, I'm thinking this isn't going to be anywhere near as interesting as Tricia's posts but i've been asked to let you ...

If you are building a house it can be very easy here in Rwanda – you clear the ground and make a hole for the foundations. Then you dig up ...

So, this week the blog is a hotchpotch of experiences and brief encounters. I was in the town with a bag of shopping and my work bag and s...

Can you spot 5 hens? Yes, it’s true we now have hens, five to be exact – we wanted three but we have five! This turns out to be a good n...

For me, although we don’t really see a significant change in daylength here, the Autumn Equinox has come at the right time, or should I say...

Every time I visit Lake Kivu I am overawed by its beauty. I hope this feeling never wanes, because that beauty conceals some great sadnesse...

The building works... To continue with the journey... we left the village with the building works very much under way and the classes ...

Early Morning bale out Whoah! What a couple of weeks!! I’m trying to remember how many boat trips, moto rides and bus journeys we ha...

Thankyou sooo much for the clothes for the children x  I’ve been rather busy this week – so I’ve not been able to write up the blog ...