Monthly Archives: January 2014

Today we are just getting re-oriented and trying to get our land legs back. We are being greeted by everyone with open arms, hugs and blessings. We did go down to the hospital orphanage to see the children there. There are many new ones and some who are no longer here from last year.

Our ride from Doula yesterday was long and interesting. All of these images were shot from the car, sometimes moving at high speed over bumpy roads. I hit my head more than once on the window. I was so happy to be able to get what i did as there was no much stopping on an 8 hr trek.

Children at home on the side of the road.

Children at home on the side of the road.

More laundry:)

More laundry:)

Did I mention laundry day?

Did I mention laundry day?

Wooden houses.

Wooden houses.

Side road.

Side road.

More laundry being hung.

More laundry being hung.

Our driver stopped for a bite at one of the roadside stands. I was enamored with this woman stacking and smoking fish.

Our driver stopped for a bite at one of the roadside stands. I was enamored with this woman stacking and smoking fish.

On the road to Njinikom from Douala, we pass through many small towns and villages and 2 small cities. I was exhausted by could not close my eyes in case i might miss something.

On the road to Njinikom from Douala, we pass through many small towns and villages and 2 small cities. I was exhausted by could not close my eyes in case i might miss something.

The fresh produce is beautiful and abundant...being sold along the road everywhere.

The fresh produce is beautiful and abundant…being sold along the road everywhere.

The children work hard here as soon as they are able.

The children work hard here as soon as they are able.

Sunday must be wash day as we say clothes on lines everywhere, and women and children busy doing the washing.

Sunday must be wash day as we saw clothes on lines everywhere, and women and children busy doing the washing.

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Terry and Carol are on their way …

Terry and Carol at Dulles, Washington airport about to embark on their annual adventure … They’ve a Friday evening 7+ hour flight to Belgium – a 7 hour layover in Belgium – and then a 7 hour flight to Douala in Cameroon, Africa. They will then spend the night at Douala followed by an 8 hour (bumpy!) drive to Njiinikom … and then they start work … They send their Love and Gratitude for everyones support … be it text, prayer, love or donation … I certainly will miss Terry … But I’m so in awe of what Terry and Carol have done and are doing …Terry hopes to post to the blog Monday – but it depends on the internet, which in the past has been rather inconsistent at Njinikom.
with Love Rob

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