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Life in africa in miniature. Tuesday, July 20, 2010. Stopped here for a couple hours to let the storm pass. View from my porch. More scenery from the dining room. The rooms from the outside. Where I stayed the night - and froze! I pulled the towels from the bathroom and used them as blankets). Tuesday, May 18, 2010. Our friends had bananas ready to be harvested and invited us over for the experience. Each banana stalk only produces once, then dies - so we cut off the bananas, then cut down the stalk.

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life in africa in miniature: September 2009

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Life in africa in miniature. Sunday, September 6, 2009. Rachel and I have moved into our last apartment in Switzerland. It's beautiful and we have room for company. Now's your chance. you have until December 4th. Home number 4 - there's a print shop on the first floor and our apartment is upstairs. Some nearby fields - I love this country. View from the living room toward the kitchen. View out the window toward the southwest. View out the window to the southeast. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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life in africa in miniature: banana harvest

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Life in africa in miniature. Tuesday, May 18, 2010. Our friends had bananas ready to be harvested and invited us over for the experience. Each banana stalk only produces once, then dies - so we cut off the bananas, then cut down the stalk. Dez chopped the tree - I pushed it over. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I am ironically discontent. View my complete profile.

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life in africa in miniature: June 2008

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Life in africa in miniature. Sunday, June 8, 2008. New Century Bilingual School. The school program was a great experience and I was really glad I was able to go. All the different classes and various school groups gave performances- choir, dance classes, debate teams, etc. The traditional dances were my favorites. It's amazing to see four and five year olds move like that! I have some pretty cute video clips. New Century Bilingual School. Awards- I had to leave before this portion of the program. View m...

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life in africa in miniature: a picture post - where I live and work

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Life in africa in miniature. Saturday, February 13, 2010. A picture post - where I live and work. The driveway of the compound where I live - looking up toward the main street. The front of my apartment - my door's on the top left. Looking at the kitchen from the living area. My" desk - with a view of the hangar floor. Cool pictures of the hanger. Wow, you get your own desk! We all have to share one at SAMAIR. Does it get just crazy hot there? How far is your drive into work? 14 February, 2010 01:42.

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life in africa in miniature: July 2010

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Life in africa in miniature. Tuesday, July 20, 2010. Stopped here for a couple hours to let the storm pass. View from my porch. More scenery from the dining room. The rooms from the outside. Where I stayed the night - and froze! I pulled the towels from the bathroom and used them as blankets). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I am ironically discontent. View my complete profile.

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Friday, February 29, 2008. Its about 3pm on Friday afternoon. Its another quiet day here for us,. And we walked up to CTC here to use the internet about an hour ago. Taxis are running again, and we hear from our friends that things are. Getting back to normal. The US embassy is suggesting people leave the. Country if they can, but what we hear from friends on the ground here is. That it looks like things are settling down, so perhaps the embassy errs. Managed to get in today, since the taxis are running.

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Tuesday, April 29, 2008. More photos from up north. Here are more photos from our time up north last week, in the Extreme North Province of Cameroon, near the city of Maroua. The trip was to visit granaries in villages participating in RELUFA's food sovereignty program. A granary, and a Presbyterian volunteer. Those sacks are 100 or possibly 120 kilos. The granaries we saw stored millet, sorghum, rice and corn. One of the men who welcomed us. People dressed up for our visits, especially the women. There ...

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