Category Archives: International Travel

Stomped-Day 3

Posted on July 10, 2008 by Robert Franklin

Sunday had arrived. Mark and I were ready to go early but had to wait for our ride until about 10:30am. We ate breakfast at the Emmaus house. The food was very good, simple menus like homemade bread, eggs, a … Continue reading →

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Stomped-Day 2 PM

Posted on July 9, 2008 by Robert Franklin

After our morning/afternoon worship experience we went further into the “downtown” area of Kampala and visited the Garden City mall. The mall is a fairly good size and has western style restaurants and shops. It is where most of the … Continue reading →

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Stomped-Day 2-Morning

Posted on June 17, 2008 by Robert Franklin

After sleeping like we had not slept in two days, we awoke to a fine breakfast of something that looked like pancakes, peanut butter (for me), fruit juice and a semi-overcast day. We spent the early hours exploring and taking … Continue reading →

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Stomped-Day 1

Posted on June 12, 2008 by Robert Franklin

Mark Lauer and I journey began at the Cincinnati airport mid-afternoon on a Thursday. We flew to Detroit, then to Amsterdam and from Amsterdam to Entebbe, Uganda. Mark and I arrived at the Entebbe airport after nearly 18 hours of … Continue reading →

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