Thankfully, right as the sun was slipping behind the hills, the wench and the digging successfully freed us and we were on on way home.
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- Brazzaville, Congo - Brazzaville
- "We loved you so much that we were delighted to share with you not only the gospel of God but our lives as well." The Apostle Paul to the Church of the Thessalonians
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- Saturday's Adventure
- The drive was a great chance to see some of the co...
- After maybe 45 minutes of driving we got to this d...
- We finally arrived at Papa Gabriel's and I knew fr...
- Looks like paradise! That's because you can't see...
- I'm sure this must break every travel health safet...
- We thought it would be a good idea to take a photo...
- As we were examining the broken bridge, one of it'...
- By the time we left, covered in sand fly bites, th...
- Chantal fully enjoyed her dad's driving. I said, ...
- Getting down this trail is apparently much easier ...
- Happy to have made it up the hill, we were perhaps...
- Thankfully, right as the sun was slipping behind t...
- In loving memory of Miss Moppet, my good sistah's ...
- Today as part of our orientation we spent some tim...
- The Congo River forms a natural border between Con...
- Here are some of my co-workers taking in the view ...
- Hi! I'm in Congo and I'm all sweaty, but it's sti...
- I'm in Africa!
- Everyone can rest assured I'm still eating well, t...
- I look down on the center courtyard from my appart...
- Here's a view of some of the city of Brazzaville.
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6 comments:
A grand adventure! And it's just the beginning....
Now I know the time difference! I posted that comment at 7:41 pm your time and it's 10:41 am here! You're 9 hours ahead just like Switzerland!
ahhhhh....i think i am going to have nightmares because of that creepy spider....ewwwwwww!
Lebo!
Woohoo! Now that's what I expected when I knew my friend was going to Africa - washed out roads, huge scary spiders, relentless insects and questionable hygeine! :) Well, I guess not hygeine so much...more like unchlorinated murky water - but still. So pumped for you - what a great adventure. We love being updated. Hey...you want visitors any time soon? :)
-Mar
I've been stuck like this many times while 4-wheeling, but I have never had the assistance of a wench. Did she help with the digging?
(Perhaps you meant 'winch')
Thanks for the giggle.
Nick
(English bloke from LWCF - remember?)
I was also a bit shocked that 'bold would refer to anyone in such a way... I'd always thought she was much more civil than that.
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