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  • Lyons TaleTravelerLyons Worldschooling Adventure
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    • Day 276
    • Saturday, April 19, 2025 at 9:27 AM
    • ☁️ 22 °C
    • Altitude: 1,134 m
    • KenyaBunyala West ward0°5’54” N  33°58’3” E
    Market day on the way to the lakeNile perch: they are enormousJackfruit, known as fenesi in SwahiliOmena, dried Lake Victoria sardine, eaten whole as snack or with a mealTrying omenaRoaming cows at the market, eating jackfruit husksPeople coming with goods from Uganda2Millions of fish drying in the neighbourhoodSteven, Grace, ?, Rachel, ?, LillianFried then sauted fish, sukuma wiki and sifted ugaliFirst frying of the fish we brought home

    Lake Victoria trip

    April 19 in Kenya ⋅ ☁️ 22 °C

    JB had encouraged us to see a bit of the region. We suggested a group trip, since it was likely to be just a little more expensive than taking a car for the four of us. So, JB procured a van, and on a Saturday about 14 of us piled in for a trip to Lake Victoria.

    Lake Victoria is Africa's largest lake and the source of the Nile. Our first stop was Port Bunyala, where Kenyans and Ugandans traded foods, fish, and goods. It was a busy busy scene! We whiled away the afternoon at a new lakeside resort, and purchased dinner for the group on the way home.
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    Anastasia Hangemanole

    TravelerMillions of fish drying in the neighbourhoodThe smell must be intense!

    6/3/25Reply
    Lyons Tale

    TravelerSO intense. The smell, and recognizing that there were millions of beings dead all around us

    6/4/25Reply
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