Photo Gallery #32-Visits and Heading Back, Part I
Fortunately
we were able to catch a ride back to our sites with the mail
run after IST, giving us an opportunity to see other Volunteer
sites throughout southern Chad.
Part
II
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up the Land Cruiser for the journey south, at SIL.
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Saying
goodbye, the tough ending to any PCV get-together. |
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Michael
is the farthest away, in Abeche, but has the easiest trip,
a one-hour UN plane flight. |
Josh
can't wait to get out of N'Djamena.
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Aaron,
just before leaving. |
On
the way out of town though, we had to stop at l'Amandine,
the French pastry shop, for one last ice-cream or pain
aux raisins. |
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Heading
down the street in NDJ, before going our separate ways. |
Just
outside of N'Djamena, the normal Sahelian landscape begins. |
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Darrell
and Emily. |
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stop was Moulkou, home to Monica- we hung around chatting
for a few minutes, but before too long, it was time to get
back on the road. |
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Monica
has been working on this mural for quite awhile, which she
said she discovered on the back cover of a book she was
reading. |
| Monica's
hangar and house. |
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Something
very 'Peace Corps-ish' about this photo, I think. |
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probably shouldn't be a surprise that the baby was terrified
when eight white people suddently showed up. |
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| Bye
Monica! |
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Next
was Bongor, home to Josh, and a great place to stop for
lunch. |
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