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  #1 Laura Leyde on 15 Nov 11

   

  When I think about Uganda I sort of default to an understanding of the landscape because that's a lot more neutral and understandable than the complexities of government and social conflict.....so this image inside of a website for safari tours (which I do not mean to include as a stereotype, merely as a possibility) seemed like an apt representation. I know that there is a wider variety of geographical features and vegetation but to me this seemed absolutely beautiful. I do not have an extensive understanding of Uganda as a country or the cultures that coexist within its borders but I'm very eager to learn more!

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">When I think about Uganda I sort of default to an understanding of the landscape because that's a lot more neutral and understandable than the complexities of government and social conflict.....so this image inside of a website for safari tours (which I do not mean to include as a stereotype, merely as a possibility) seemed like an apt representation. I know that there is a wider variety of geographical features and vegetation but to me this seemed absolutely beautiful. I do not have an extensive understanding of Uganda as a country or the cultures that coexist within its borders but I'm very eager to learn more!</div>

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