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Since returning from Ethiopia, Sue has dived back into her U3A groups and been on several rambles and attended several interest group sessions, and I have attacked the garden and vegetable plots, planting four rows of main crop potatoes and preparing several beds for future sowings of vegetables. The greenhouse is now full of tomatoes,… Continue Reading
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(01.05.23) Our flight today was at 10.45 am, we had arranged with our guide to be picked up from the hotel at 8 am so we were in breakfast for 7 am, all packed and ready to leave. It is just a short drive to the airport and along with three other members of our… Continue Reading
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(29.04.23) Sue and I woke at 5.30 am, breakfast was at 6 am and we were due to leave by 7 am, however, the power was not expected to be on until 6 am. In pitch blackness, using a small torch we managed to dress and make our way to the restaurant, only to find… Continue Reading
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(27.04.23) It was a most uncomfortable night for Sue who woke in the early hours of the morning feeling hot and unwell and chose to sleep on the cooler floor beside the bed and out of the protection of the mosquito net. Of course, the mozzies did not miss such a golden opportunity and opted… Continue Reading
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(26.04.23) Today was a leisurely start to catch our flight from Bahir Dar to Arba Minch via Addis Ababa. Breakfast was consumed by 8 am and I spent the rest of the time adding to the blog before boarding our mini-bus to the airport by 10.30 am. The twenty-minute drive to the airport was the… Continue Reading
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(23.04.23) Today did not start well for me, it should have been a day of visiting the northwestern cluster of rock-hewn churches, with an early impromptu visit to the church of yesterday to be blessed by its holy golden cross. However, I woke feeling ill and chose to sleep it off at the hotel. I… Continue Reading
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