Diversity Forum in Limbe
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| My counterpart, Astadicko, and I at Diversity Forum in Limbe. |
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| Relaxing at the beach after the forum |
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| Awesome monster fish that we split between 6 of us |
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| Sanaga River |
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| Cool bird (that I forgot the name of), but don't worry, Dad, I found it in my bird book |
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| If I understand correctly, one of the smaller peaks of Mount Cameroon |
May 20th Celebration
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| Brian and I on May 20 (Independence Day) decked out in pagne, of course. For the record, I did not request the shiny hearts. My tailor thought they were a nice touch... |
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| Doudou and I on May 20 |
May Polio Vaccination Campaign
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| Outside of the small village, Tirboing |
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| Also outside of Tirboing |
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| One of the vaccinators, Youssoupha, in the village of Kandje. The day I spent in Kandje helping Youssoupha with vaccinations was one of my best days in country. He was incredibly welcoming, but when it came to trekking out to small encampments he didn't baby me as so often happens here. Youssoupha led me out to a remote Mbororo camp to finish the small amount of vaccines that we had left. The route included several very questionable slippery log bridges (Mom, it's better that you don't see) and what can hardly be called a path. Luckily, he thought to buy mangoes before we left so we had a snack for the road. |
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| Mbororo camp on the edge of Kandje. |
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| Mysterious purple plant in Kandje |
Life in Danfili
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| The view on the way into Danfili from Tibati |
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| Rushing back into town after buying green peppers as the storm rolls in |
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| Outskirts of Danfili |
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| Cattle egrets outside of Danfili |
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| Nalé by Doudou (similar to Henna, but takes much longer to dry) |
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| My art gallery |
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| Hawa and I (because, can you ever have enough pictures of a kid this cute??) |
