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- The Scramble for Africa (Dan)
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- Gondar Castle (Dan)
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- Fixing a squeaky break at camp (Bass)
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- Pilgrims (Dan)
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- The pilgrim’s procession (Rich)
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- Timkat festivalgoer (Bass)
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- The many flags of the Ethiopian Federation (Bass)
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- Holding the Horn of Africa (Dan)
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- Timkat costume Rule 1: More buttons = Better (Dan)
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- Typical white cotton shawl
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- Slightly intimidating, stick wielding football fans
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- Somebody is going to loose an eye (Bass)
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- The city square
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- Ethiopia’s first African Nations cup appearance in 21 years
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- The Favourites, Zambia equalise
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- Fasilidas baths Pool party
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- ‘The oldest tree in the world’
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- Eye clinic with Dr Asamere
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- Switchback Number 373
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- Kids
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- Teff Threshing
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- The eternal celebraties
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- Small scout Big Mountains
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- A particularly tricky Telegraph crossword.
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- Gadela baboons
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- Tess
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- The Simiens
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- Megan of the Apes
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- Treacherous terrain
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- More Baboons
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- Dawn walk
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- Surveying the Simiens
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- Dan with fringe
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- Dan and Bob keep watch
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- Keeping lookout
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- This is why we had so many punctures
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- The high mountain moors
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- Just get Bob away from that edge!
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- Dawn view in the Simiens
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- Improvised salt-shaker
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- Church C 100
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- King Solomon in Vogue pose.
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- Rudely reading over the shoulder (Dan)
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- The church of saint George
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- All too frequent obstruction
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- Getting sick of all the beautiful scenery
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- The words Tortoise and Hair spring to mind
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- Lunch on the roof
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- A pair of courting Ravens
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- Another all too frequent obstruction
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- The last camp
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- Villagers ‘helping’ to change the blowout
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- Megan in ‘Princess Di’- esque pose, surrounded by huddling Ethiopians
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- Rich tries in vain to win a staring competition with the locals
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- Medieval paintings
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- Life in a monastery
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- Social lubricant and colonial hangover? (Photo: RWH)
Cornwall to Cape Town 
Hi Rich
Thanks for sharing and as medical student i had visited places near border with Ethiopia and inside their villages. Beautiful places and people , Enjoy and Have safe Journey.
Isam (Stoke)