Yaounde Hilton
Boulevard du 20 Mai Yaounde, Cameroon
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All points North
... but closed for 4 days. We obviously just made it through but we dare not think how many gendarmes we would have taken out if we had been in no mans land for 4 days with only ditchwater to drink.
2 days in Franceville and then off to Lastoursville ...
Day 2 Road Trip
... First, there was the bush
meat; rats, squirrels, and monkeys. The meat could be purchased to cook. We also
should have been playing a game of counting how many men we saw relieving
themselves on the side of the road. When we crossed the Benue River we were able to
see men diving to get buckets of sand from the bottom. This sand is then scooped ...
Time with Families
... of the English language. We all had different experiences for the evening. Geri was the first one to be dropped off and stayed with an older couple, their youngest daughter, and a grandchild. Again, dinner was cooked on an open flame. They had potatoes for dinner. Geri received a helping larger than the one she would feed her own family and they were disappointed when she couldn't finish the whole serving. She was given her own room to sleep in. ...
Last Class & Sleepover
... we left, Kari took pictures of some of the primetimes holding the postcards they had made. Denise made a poster for us to display at the church for the students in Cameroon to see where their postcards came from. We also gave them stickers and fruit snacks. Now, time will tell how much of a difference our five days will have on the students. This afternoon we were taken (in the rain) to the Muslim compound close to us. ...



