Hotel Mont-Febe Yaounde
B.P. 711, Yaounde Yaounde, Cameroon
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All points North
... a large town on the map but does not even have a gas station. Our last memory of French Colonial civilization was the only ATM in Gabon outside Libreville. The canny French have set it up so when you put your card in and ask the machine to speak English ...
Day 2 Road Trip
... br> shovel into dump trucks to be used for construction in Yaounde. Our scenery changed
from mountainous to flat rainforest climate. We saw our first stop lights in the country of Cameroon. There were three, but only two were working. Drivers were following thelights, which apparently doesnʼt happen all the time.
Once we ...
Time with Families
... morning, five of us shared one hot chocolate pack and bread. Geri's host wanted to make more potatoes, but she refused kindly. Amazingly, Geri was able to not use the ground next to the kitchen for the bathroom the entire time she was there. After breakfast, Geri had to wait for her host to take a bath before she was escorted back. They had to stop and greet everyone as they went. It seemed more of the host bragging that she had an American in her ...
Last Class & Sleepover
... for the night. Kari stayed with the first wife of the Muslim chief, while Denise and Geri stayed with the second wife. Immediately after we arrived, the women started cooking dinner. All of their food is prepared over an open fire since there is no electricity. Dinner was served after evening prayers at 6:30. Lots of food was prepared. We started out with a drink called grass. This was simply water with little balls ...
International Communication and...Luggage!!!
... the students in three groups this week. The "purple" group recorded answers to the questions our students at Barr had about Cameroon. It was the first time all the students had seen a computer. They were amazed to see themselves on the computer screen. Some were shy but they did a good job. The students enjoyed seeing themselves as we played back the ...
