The refugee camps offered a better existence than having to walk through the African bush.

"He will slow us down...He is too young to do any real work."

During LWTW, Salva stayed at three different refugee camps.

The Nuer and Dinka tribe have a history of fighting.

Each year, during the dry season, Nya's family moved from their home to a camp near a lake.

Eating the honey from the hive was worth all of the bee stings the group received.

Salva feels, "It might have been funny if he hadn't felt so miserable," after vomiting all night.

Ethiopia is to the east of Sudan.

It took two full days for the group to build the canoes from the papyrus reeds.

Salva and the other boys like him are being called "The Lost Boys."

"It was like music, the sound of Akeer's laugh."

Clearing the land between the trees was very hard work.

Uncle's advice to Salva was to take it step by step, day by day.

Communication between the refugees and the aid workers was quite difficult.

In Nya's village, water is found between the two largest trees.

"No one in the group had eaten anything for two days."

"You seem interested in learning English."

The Itang refugee camp was closed by the Ethiopian government.

When the water first shot out of the borehole (in Nya's village) it was muddy and brown.