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- Emirates, voted as the best Entertainment system i...
- Winner, on Shutter Inc. Podcast
- And now they are building the Hydropolis - Dubai (...
- So far, this piece looks like a bone to me... Anyw...
- This is how they are creating all these islands......
- They have this in Mauritius too, but I didn't know...
- Nice selection of nuts...
- Yves, thrilled at the choice of sweets !
- Downtown Dubai... (During Ramadan)
- Dubai's the Palm
- Dubai's The World
- Burj Dubai - World's tallest building
- Signposts in Arabic & English. Doesn't the Stop si...
- Ginormous Mosque in construction...
- Wouldn't you like to go up the antenna ? Go to htt...
- Under the rotatable... looking at the feed line go...
- One of the 2 impressive rotatable antennas (at a f...
- Main control room of the Dhabayya site...
- Program schedule for the Dhabayya Shortwave Transm...
- (no, I didn't take that picture of the Burj-al-arab)
- Burj-al-arab exclusive hotel (see http://www.burj-...
- Many extravagant hotels in the UAE... I'm looking ...
- As soon as we landed, we headed to Abu Dhabi...
- Dubai in early morning fog...
- It still taisted the same, but soft drinks and eve...
- Flight Nairobi -> Dubai
- Flight Arua -> Entebbe / Kampala -> Nairobi (Kenya)
- The Catholic Basilica Church of the Uganda Martyrs...
- Yves, at an African market in Kampala, trying a ch...
- Perhaps the most admirably built hut I've ever set...
- Tombs of Buganda Kings at Kasubi
- It's about here that a thief reached in and stole ...
- Entebbe Airport
- Driving into kampala's town center.
- Landing at Entebbe
- Landing approch of Entebbe airport (no ILS in use ...
- I wish we were flying this fancy presurized plane....
- Waiting for the plane @ Arua...
- Megavoice Embassador in high demand, in this Sudan...
- The thrill of listening to his own language on (Sh...
- Hand washing, before eating... in the hut.
- view of the kitchen hut...
- The kitchen (and a Goat doing the dishes)...
- Details of the inside construction of the roof... ...
- For lunch: Corn cakes (rations from USAID to the R...
- In the hut, for a meal...
- Yves, in one of the round huts...
- What are these eyes saying to you ?
- I wonder how it looks inside ?
- The Village people...
- Kids are tought from picture rolls (the church is ...
- Choir performing in thatched church
- Inside the thatched church...
- The kids (over 100 of them) meet under a tree...
- When we arrived in the refugee camp, we were surpr...
- some of the kids came to great us, on our arrival ...
- and there is a continuous flow of people walking.....
- Driving to the Refugee camp...
- They drive very fast and recklessly on these durt ...
- Just when I thought that the road was actually nic...
- Early morning start to Umbe refugee camp
- Boda-bodaing in Arua
- Yves on a Boda-boda (as our feet were killing us, ...
- Chapati looking commestible things (which we bough...
- Look, no batteries ! (AWR's Megavoice)
- Local Radio Repairmen, impressed by the Megavoice !
- Don't worry Shelley, I got plenty of these...
- Fresh (?) fish... @ the market.
- Appetizing, isn't it ? (Caviar, anyone ?)
- Dried Salted fish (one day, I'll be able to blog t...
- Shoes, made out of (very) used car & truck ties (s...
- That would have perhaps been easier to carry Banan...
- I wonder if Chiquita bananas travel this way.
- they didn't stop for me... !
- Stop-over at the gaz-station before a long trip...
- I didn't know ironing is so much fun (I should try...
- Happy faces @ the Market
- on the way to the market with 50 Kg of Fine (somet...
- While mom sells sweet potatoes...
- AIDS patients meeting in the Hospital courtyard.
- I'm sure there is space for 4 more on this motobik...
- Ambulant radio sales person... (most of his radios...
- Taxi in Arua...
- Megavoice listener...
- I hope they don't jump
- It's Avocadoe season...
- Huge ants... better leave them fen for themselves...
- Yves new friends...
- Best way to dry your clothes in Arua (no wonder th...
- Radio is always present to the community...
- The eyes say it all...
- Ugandeese version of the 'British Conservatory'
- It was fun to get back to Ham Radio, to communicat...
- Water from the well, gets boiled, then filtered, t...
- Moskitos beware !
- Monitoring some Shortwave Frequencies, while in Ar...
- There are no street lights on the main roads in Ar...
- Main locomotion mode in Arua: The Bike. Day or nig...
- Yves, in the middle of a training session on Solid...
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- Johannie is a Scientist (Molecular Biology) and Daryl is an Engineer (Electronics)
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