Digital Story from the Bawso Stories Project. Kiyomi F.'s story describes special sites of interest she saw when travelling around East Africa. 

English transcript: In East Africa, near the Equator, there is a place where I went and they climbed a very steep hill. We went up the hill with small bikes. So, there were expert people that rode us to that steep hill. You would look down and think my gosh, if I go off this bike and roll down, they’ll never see me again. So, it was interesting. And we went there for five days. At first it was terrifying, second day, but the fifth day we were used to it. We would just sit on the bike, one and a half hours going uphill. It was interesting. Our district, our home district is a tourist attention place. There are plenty of things to look at. You would really feel nice going uphill on a small bike, meandering around the hill, and then you see yourself on the hilltop. It would be very nice. You would really enjoy it. We get very many people who come from this side and come for holiday there. There are many things to look at. That would be one, and there would be another one where you go there. It’s like a cave you go in, stones that drip, year in, year out, like breasts. It comes out like real breast milk. We often call it Breast of a certain woman. This was a historical woman. So they say that when they were moving, they stopped there and they became monuments, and you hear the birds singing on top of you in the trees. It’s a really quiet place. Nice place to stay. You’d love to take pictures, call others to come and look at it, very many tourists go there. I always tell people yeah, East Africa is the place to be. Very nice.