I personally have not yet made it to Central African Republic, but a few years ago my brother Ammon did. Here are his words on the experience.
“In CAR I was in the border town of Gamboula. It ended up being a day trip from Cameroon. It was cut short because the country was in a state of security deterioration and it was unsafe to continue further. I didn’t have the time anyway as I’d have to backtrack to Cameroon as well. I ended up visiting a Missionary compound (through a contact I had with the missionaries I stayed with in Chad). The American family there was very nice and had me stay for lunch, showed me around the stuff they were doing and then I left again. It’s very poor and undeveloped there and has gotten more unstable since I left.”
Enjoy this #FRIDAYFOTOS photo Essay of Central African Republic!
A dried up river near the Cameroon border.
A pile of newly made brooms.
The mission in Gamboula.
Inside the church at the Mission complex in Gamboula.
A little pigpen in Gamboula
The colour of the dirt is amazing.
A walk through the village.
So much colour. Gamboula
Tree full of weaver bird nests.
Small town life in CAR.
Look at those teeth on this Hippo skull.
This is a main road from Cameroon to Gamboula.
Stay tuned for more #FridayFotos. Next week is CHAD and a little out of alphabetical order.
View more photos of CAR here.
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Savannah Grace