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| Alexander, my friend and co worker at CEFA had a baby last week! This, his third, was born at the Gamboula hospital. Mom and baby are doing well. |
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| The Kiln went up this week and a fire lit inside. |
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| Taking down and staking the fired bricks. |
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| The Fulani, unlike the Baya people that make up most of the population around here, respect and love their animals. Here a young herder is walking along with his hand on one of his animals. |
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After a rain, mushrooms pop up from the forest floor. These are a great find, and are snatched up and taken back home.
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This week CEFA had its first hopefully annual massive chicken vaccination. 16 teems went north, South, and stayed in Gamboula to vaccinate almost 3000 chickens for the deadly new castles deseas. It often comes, and wipes out whole village's flocks in a matter of days.
I saw this bird while walking around the farm. Right now I don't have a good enough reference for African birds to identify it.
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| Fore our seminar this week we invited the 12 bible students, and their wives to attend a talk about why agriculture, or having a knowledge of it, is important to a pastors family. |
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| The three youngest to attend this weeks seminar. |
