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| Sitting in a hut with three children, waiting for the rain to stop. All of these children only spoke Gombe, so I had no way of communicating with them. The older sister took off into the bush when she saw me, but came back a short time later with her dad. Then she even built up enough courage to shake my hand. |
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| This week a few of us took a trip down river to see the last herd of wild hippos left in our river system. After a boat ride, we finally found the small family of hippos next to the forest. |
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| The bridge that washed away is back again! The boards had washed way down stream. The rains should not be strong anymore. We have secured the new wood with re-rod, and attached it to the bank. |
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| A group of young men have been making bricks on the road to CEFA. This week they have begun building them in to a kiln to fire them. |
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| A hen at the farm somehow managed to lay a clutch of eggs in the garage without anyone noticing. She is now sitting on them, observing all the work that goes on. |
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| Another pretty butterfly in the forest. |
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| I don't have a good bird book here, so I cant identify it, but I have been seeing this male bird in full breading plumage every day on my way to work. |
