Our last day of riding. Wow. I can hardly believe I’m saying that. It was for Namaganda Scovia and it was a short one – only 35 kilometres. John woke up with… Read More
What a night last night. We traded bedbugs for late-night revellers who partied just outside our window until 1 am. So we didn’t get much sleep for the second night in a… Read More
Today’s 75-kilometre ride with 3000 feet of climbing was for Kyagulanyi David and Achan Miriam. Only one more kiddo to ride for on a 30-mile day on Friday. We are staying in… Read More
We apologize for not posting this yesterday, but we were in a more remote area and our wifi router wouldn’t grab a signal. Today’s 65-kilometre ride was for Naginda Sylvia and Kirumira… Read More
Today’s dusty but beautiful 75-kilometre ride was for Nanyonga Edith and Nanziri Viola. We have five kids left to ride for and then all fifty-four will have been represented. I hope you… Read More
It wasn’t raining when we woke up and stayed sunny all day. We are hoping for the same tomorrow when we leave to head back to Masaka. We ride about 38 kilometers,… Read More
After a good night’s sleep, we woke up to rolling thunder and sheets of rain again. We are always so thankful that the weather has cooperated with our rest days so well… Read More
We woke up to the familiar sound of waves crashing on the beach and I had to remind myself where I was. The sky was dark but the air was warm and… Read More
Today’s eighty-kilometre ride was for Nansubuga Brenda and Nankabirwa Vanessa. We are almost running out of kids to ride for so we must be nearing the end!! As we mentioned before, the… Read More
Today’s 73 kilometre-ride into Masaka was for Kimujuni Gillian and Iga Simon Peter. It was all pavement with 3000 feet of climbing and the first ride I didn’t slather on the sunscreen… Read More
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Last Updated: July 9, 2021 by Stacy
Sandblasted Thoughts
Our last day of riding. Wow. I can hardly believe I’m saying that. It was for Namaganda Scovia and it was a short one – only 35 kilometres. John woke up with… Read More
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Last Updated: July 9, 2021 by Stacy
It Takes a Village
What a night last night. We traded bedbugs for late-night revellers who partied just outside our window until 1 am. So we didn’t get much sleep for the second night in a… Read More
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Last Updated: July 9, 2021 by Stacy
Running On Empty
Today’s 75-kilometre ride with 3000 feet of climbing was for Kyagulanyi David and Achan Miriam. Only one more kiddo to ride for on a 30-mile day on Friday. We are staying in… Read More
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Last Updated: July 9, 2021 by Stacy
Crossing the Line
We apologize for not posting this yesterday, but we were in a more remote area and our wifi router wouldn’t grab a signal. Today’s 65-kilometre ride was for Naginda Sylvia and Kirumira… Read More
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Last Updated: July 9, 2021 by Stacy
Back to School With a Smile
Today’s dusty but beautiful 75-kilometre ride was for Nanyonga Edith and Nanziri Viola. We have five kids left to ride for and then all fifty-four will have been represented. I hope you… Read More
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Last Updated: July 9, 2021 by Stacy
Homestretch Starts Tomorrow
It wasn’t raining when we woke up and stayed sunny all day. We are hoping for the same tomorrow when we leave to head back to Masaka. We ride about 38 kilometers,… Read More
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Last Updated: July 9, 2021 by Stacy
One Week To Go
After a good night’s sleep, we woke up to rolling thunder and sheets of rain again. We are always so thankful that the weather has cooperated with our rest days so well… Read More
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Last Updated: July 9, 2021 by Stacy
Inquiring Minds Want To Know
We woke up to the familiar sound of waves crashing on the beach and I had to remind myself where I was. The sky was dark but the air was warm and… Read More
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Last Updated: July 9, 2021 by Stacy
Don’t Sell Water to the White Lady
Today’s eighty-kilometre ride was for Nansubuga Brenda and Nankabirwa Vanessa. We are almost running out of kids to ride for so we must be nearing the end!! As we mentioned before, the… Read More
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Last Updated: July 9, 2021 by Stacy
Bananas In My Spokes
Today’s 73 kilometre-ride into Masaka was for Kimujuni Gillian and Iga Simon Peter. It was all pavement with 3000 feet of climbing and the first ride I didn’t slather on the sunscreen… Read More
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