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| At the top of a 40 foot ladder, and hanging from a rope while trying to fix an internet antenna that will allow Somongue to get internet. |
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| Afternoon watering out at Somongue. The pickup has a big tank that gets filled up with water, and then bucketed out to the plants. |
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| The Gamboula Primary School is still in session. Because of the instability in the country, but relative calm at Gamboula, this might be one of the only schools in the country that has stayed open the whole school year. |
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| Airman posing in front of an almost finished dormitory building. The glasses are for the sun's reflection on the tin roof while up there nailing the tin in place. This is the first of five to get its roof on, and when finished will provide a place for groups to come and stay on the farm. |
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| A sign cautioning, "workers on the roof!", and to take a detour. Really a joke, since everyone goes over to watch or talk with the workers anyways, so funny to see. Complete with a little man on the roof of the house. |
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| The Fulani are on the move this time of year. Because it is dry season, they have come down south with their herds looking green grass near the river. This herd is near a smoky fire to keep the flies off them while they are in camp. The trough in front is for salt, and the tan mound on the left is one of the Fulani huts they make out of grass. |
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| Nothing to see here, just six guys on a motorcycle going to their gardens. The machetes they all had, are in their right hands. |
