Today I got my camera out on the way out to the co-op and back again. I tried to capture some of the traditional scenes of this country. The two most dramatic sights today were the Ankole Long-Horned cow that is indigenous to Uganda and used to plow fields and two Vervet monkeys; I was able to capture a picture of the Ankole cows, but the Vervet's were too shy to be photographed.
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| Ankole Long-Horned Cow |
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| The end product of the Ankole cow's work |
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| This guy wishes he had an Ankole |
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| Banana Crop |
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| Cassava Crop |
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| Free Range Pigs |
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| Corral for cows and pigs |
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| Home surrounded by bananas |
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| A home in the bush |
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| Burning is a typical first step to prepare land for farming |
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| typical landscape |
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| Another view of the land |
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| Maze crop |
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| A home in the bush |
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| A store in the bush |
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| Bicycles and motorcycles (boda bodas) are common modes of transport |
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| The Masindi daily market |
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