Where does the park end?

I explain why and how I’m updating my expectations of cycling in—and around—parks and reserves throughout East Africa (2,400 words).

Uganda through its doughs

When “Uganda” and “food” are put together in a sentence, it’s usually to talk about green bananas or rolex. I … More

Tsetse flies became more interesting when I turned my research into real-life experience (1,300 words).

In Uganda, it was difficult to move beyond simply seeing what I wanted to see (2,000 words).

Despite a bad fall in the nineties, Anne still cycles because she needs to. Without her bicycle she says travelling … More

My ankles don’t feel much of anything, but they did help me with a change. Stretched out on a bed … More

There’s the skin of a goat on the back of a passing bicycle. The skin is piled onto the rack and … More