We left our camp this morning and drove for about two hours and visited a school, all the kids were out playing and as soon as they saw us they immediately surrounded the truck yelling "Give me one birr!" We went and had a quick look at their class rooms and played with them for a bit before heading off to visit our last tribe. It was probably a good thing this was our last tribe, I think some of the crew were getting a bit tribed out. There was a local...

I woke up this morning to the sound of bells, I looked out of my tent and discovered that Siobhan and I were surrounded by cows. It was about time to get up anyway, so we got up and packed the tent away and had breakfast, as usual breakfast was witnessed by about five people from the tribe, who obviously think us eating is fascinating. We left the camp and drove back to Turmi to go shopping, the market didn't open until about 10:30am, so we sat around in a café ...

We made another attempt this morning at going to the markets to food shop. We went from hut to hut, seeing what people had in the small town of Turmi, we managed to get sweet potatoes, carrots and lentils. We left the town and drove for about two hours to visit the tribe of Hammer. I had been feeling a bit queasy all morning so I decided to stay on the truck. I could see them all perfectly well from there anyway. After the Hammer tribe we stopped in the middle ...

More bumpy roads as we left Konzo and headed into the Omo Valley today. We drove for about five hours before we reached the first tribe. It was a pretty awful experience, all they wanted was money. They surrounded us asking for 2 birr per photo we took of them. We didn't last long there, one girl yelled in Sarah's face and another girl slapped Rachel. Daster asked Rachel to point out the girl that slapped her, but she wouldn't because the rest of the tribe were g...

After possibly one of the most horrendous nights of my life, I got out of bed and went down to where the truck was supposed to be. Dave was off trying to get it through the border. We had breakfast which was a bit strange without the truck behind us. Dave came back as were we're all sitting around talking and said "No problem!" and we all cheered, immediately packed up the truck and headed the hell out of that hell hole. We headed off on the long drive...