Wandering Footsteps: Wandering the World One Step at a Time » A travel journal following a family on their overland trip around the world.

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  • Welcome to Wandering Footsteps, the travel journal of a nomadic family on an overland trip around the world. With thirty years of travel experience, a round-the-world trip already under our belt, a newly-converted bus, and a new baby in tow, this journey is bound to be interesting! Join us in our global wanderings - we've saved an extra seat just for you!

    - Brittany, Bruno, and Phoenix

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I’ve had a blog makeover! It’s been a long time in the making, and the stars were finally in-line for me to revamp my travel site. I’m really excited to introduce you all to Wandering Footsteps 2.0 — welcome to my new home!

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  • Christine & David - Hi, you two. Great blog! We hope the new lockset is working OK on your camper. Cheers for now and best wishes from Pottsville Beach, AustraliaReplyCancel

    • Brittany - Hi Christine and David!

      Thanks for the message. Bruno and I are actually in France right now, missing our camper which is waiting patiently for us in Kenya. We have the lockset with us and will install it upon our return to Africa in two weeks. I’m sure it will be great!

      Glad to hear from you! 🙂

      Brittany and BrunoReplyCancel

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After seven-and-a-half months traveling overland through East Africa, it’s safe to say it wasn’t my favorite region of Africa. Too expensive, too overcrowded, too polluted. But even though I didn’t love East Africa, I’m happy I went. Travel isn’t about loving everything you see and do and every place you visit. It’s about venturing forth and checking the world out. Go, I say. Always go.

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Seven months, seven countries, some 10,000km. With our return to Kampala, our East African Loop – otherwise known as the Extended Honeymoon Loop – was completed. We’d looped the loop. A mixture of deja-vu, transit travel, and self-reflection would be the theme of our onward travel to Nairobi.

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Poo-ganda. That’s what Bruno and I have been calling it since we left last December. And that’s probably why both of us had a tiny knot vibrating in our stomachs as we prepared to cross back into Uganda. Would our second try in one of East Africa’s most beloved countries prove more successful than our first?

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