The Books are coming!
Books, books, books. Being unpacked and resorted by subject and education level
Then repacked
Then sorted by schools. Each sticky note on the wall is a school... and this is just half of the warehouse
Books for Africa Ceremony
At the Books for Africa Ceremony
Wendy
Someone from the Governor's office congratulating the representatives from each school
Books being sent off to the school
Kate doesn't like termites.
Bon Appetit
Kate Cook and I sweating a lot in the woodsy part of the hike
Up, up, up
Finally out of the trees and getting up over the clouds
Steep but pretty.
We met a hunter and his pack of angry dogs at the hut. He shot a deer of some sort shown in this picture, then threw it like a backpack and hiked off.
Kate eating our meal of rice, laughing cow cheese, red pepper flakes and peanuts. Cuisine I'm not proud of but it worked. \
Lava. The worst to hike on.
Tents!
Kate and I bought some great winter hats in the market a couple days before
She's a power walker. I threatened her to go and carry the bags with the porters.
We fell a lot.
The volcanos!! See that path??
Inside one of them that erupted a couple years ago. You could still smell the sulfur
Not sure how safe this was...
Sand
more lava
Close of Service Conference! At the country director's house for dinner.
Showing off our best pagne dresses.
On our balcony at the hotel. Hot showers, clean clothes, hair dryers and make-up = gorgeous.
Dance party at the director's house
hey miss dj
Kate, Me, Elyse, Lisa
Joe, Michelle and I
Kate and I had the bar in our room.
Laura, Courtney, Connie, Wendy and Tess
Look at all that electricity, it was beautiful.
Waiting for the slideshow to start
the amazing slideshow
What our days consisted of : Presentations and paperwork
The lovely restaurant at the hotel
Hotel lounge and bar
Doggy paddle relay race
Ehab and I, and Gloria
View
View from Mt. Febe hotel over looking Yaounde. That building on the top of the hill is the parliament
You can see the small golf course in this picture, and then the big building is the american embassy basically on it. Coincidence?
