I am blank. I am hot. The landscape is reduced to a blurred line of blue and green. Everything stands still. The water stopped running from the tap. The gas for the stove ran out. Even the cash automat in Adjumani cancelled. I have done a few photos, being carried away with people’s faces!
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Brill page............the love you have for Uganda.
I live in London but my family originally from Arua and those pictures you took are great.Thanks for making my day at work.
Hope you have wonderful time.......if still in Uganda.
Beatrice
Posted by: Beatrice | Tuesday, 03 July 2007 at 11:52 AM