Our retreat was over and it was a long journey back to Osiligi. Bonface had sourced bananas and mandazi to keep us going. We have eaten so many by this time, that no-one will be eating either of them by choice for a long time. It was a quieter journey Read more…
Having done our sums and kept a deathlike grip on the budget, Bonface and I reckoned we could afford a boat trip for staff, around the bay and as far as the coral reefs. The news was greeted by huge excitement and some nervousness. Wasike and Edgah volunteered to watch Read more…
We returned to the beach, by popular request, early the next morning. This allowed us to do our team building activities while it was still quiet. We set up camp and I taught everyone how to play the French game, boules. The concept was quickly picked up and there was Read more…
This was definitely one of the most anxiously anticipated excursions of our trip. Only Bonface had ever been in the sea and only a few others had ever seen it. What does the ocean look like? Can you smell the salt? Does sand hurt? The questions reverberated around the matatu. Read more…
