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| Arriving at our guest house in Fort Portal. The dog lying down is named Zoe. She was a cool dog. |
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| Going crazy on the way to Fort Portal - 9 hour drive from Gulu. |
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| We are Matoke Men! |
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| In front of the Rwenzori Mountains. They are the 2nd largest mountains in all of Africa. |
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| A "colobus" monkey. Forrest says you can see his privates! |
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| A beautiful sunbird outside of our hotel in Fort Portal. |
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| My dad's 2nd 40lber. We think it might be the same one he caught in October. |
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| Giant kingfisher with lunch - a baby catfish. |
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| My grandma literally 3 meters away from a large bull elephant. |
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| Grandpa's 52lb "blue" nile perch. |
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| Ugandans make the most of vehicle seating space. |
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| Madden 12 - thanks Auntie Tara! |
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| Party time. |
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| This picture makes it look like there were only girls at my birthday party. Don't worry... there were also alot of boys there. |
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| The best gluten-free cake ever. |
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| I think you can see how much boys were at my party. |
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| This was the very first born chick. It was Henrietta's one and only. None of her other eggs hatched. |
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| Lucy 4 chicks. This was the first to make an appearance. |
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| Me holding Lucy's 4th chick. Henrietta ended up killing this one. It was really sad. |
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| Lucy's surviving chicks. |
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| This was the first Nile Perch of the day. My dad, Auntie Tara and I all reeled it in. I reeled it into the boat. It was 25 lbs. |
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| In front of Murchison Falls with a 15 lb Nile Perch. |
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| My 33 lb Nile Perch I reeled in all by myself. |
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| I'm going to eat you up. |
