I see the moon, the moons sees me, God bless the moon, and God bless my baby.

Pictures from Hash #339. Starting with the end. It was one of the best Hash's I've been on. Great idea, Larrry!!!

Beautiful Sunset after a great Hash

Yes, those are sharp thorns on the bush.

Not sure this does justice to how hot it gets in SS.

More pics of the Hash Trail

Beautiful outcroppings of rock, Juba, South Sudan

Of course, the grass is taller than I.

Daily commute on foot...

Hanging on Friday Night

Beautiful Nile

Dinner on the Nile with good friends

Wreck on the Nile

In honor of his recent travels, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani and his 3rd wife H.H. Sheikha Noora bint Khalid Al-Thani. Taken at the Modern Museum of Art in Doha last April.

Travel and Tourism Agency in Juba. I love this sign.

Kitchen at ECS Guesthouse. Wouldn't mind one in my backyard in Old Town.

I am over this week and not particularly feeling the love with South Sudan right now. This week/country has claimed three lives near me, including my friend Brian who died of Malaria while on a hunting trip in Canada. Then this place tries to take me down and I end up in the clinic for the first time since I got here. What I thought were just spider bites turned out to be freakin' acid burns from a stupid Nairobi Fly. (For the faint of heart, please do not google.) Who needs tattoos when you can have acid scars on your chest? Woohoo!

You can see where the Nairobi Fly left its acid.

Witch Doctors, aka "Herbalist Healers" put out fliers. This one is English on one side, Arabic on the other. He says he's the "proud winner of East and Central Africa control council. Award for a life time success." Well, there you have it!

Closer look at the English side

Last year when I flew Emirates these menus were in use. I LOVE them. October!

Not to be outdone by my friend Larry, http://duffmaninsudan.blogspot.de/, who got a horrendous spider bite in Abyei. I am not sure if these are mosquito or spider. YUCK! Edited: Obvs from the above pics it was neither. Rather the early stage of development in my Nairobi Fly experience. TRIPLE YUCK!

The Nile

Afex Rivercamp for dinner, the Nile at night. It was noted that I haven't blogged in a while. With the busy Juba social season in swing, added to my starting my Logistics Certification (not to mention the "w" word!), I just haven't had much time. Another great dinner last night. Tonight the Hash at the Brewery and I am throwing a BBQ tomorrow. All good!

Our garden continues to grow!