I and my family have spent quite a bit of my life working in developing countries (they used to be called 3rd world, but that is not PC nowadays) like Uganda. My kids grew up witnessing life there but I always remind my Grandchildren that the lives we live, i.e. with accommodation, running water, power, education etc., is shared by just a minority of humans on this planet. I tell them to always be mindful of just how lucky we are that our ancestors settled where they did and not in less-favoured areas. And to do what they can to help others less fortunate.
Sorry. Well off-topic…
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In which period of time did that took place Dipster? 70’s and 80’s?
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Just seen this- mid 70´s to 6 years ago, when I retired.
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No worries mate… but that’s quite a long time, did you stay throughout that whole period? Bet you’ve got some stories to tell then…?
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Yes, my wife and I were overseas all that time. We (and the kids when they came along) loved every minute. Many happy memories too.