Actually, I confess, we drove out of our way to see this little nugget of a roadside attraction. Just north of Queen Elizabeth National Park in Western Uganda, about 70kms from the D.R. Congo border, we crossed back into the northern hemisphere for a few minutes, then hopped back to the south.
There was nowhere to test the thoroughly debunked myth about the counter-clockwise water swirl south of the equator, but minutes after we took the picture we had the pleasure of an African style torrential downpour.
