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Wonderful children everywhere
Hiking Mt. Cameroon
A grueling hike up Mt. Cameroon, thanks to Ben Southall
On our way to hike Mt Cameroon
Taking a much needed break
Night view from Mt Cameroon
Struggling to pull ourselves out of bed in the freezing morning
The halfway hut, Mt. Cameroon
Mt. Cameroon hiking, Cameroon
Mt. Cameroon rest time. Savannah, Bindhi and Kees
The top 13,435 feet
A grueling hike
Worn out hikers
This is an interesting load
THe think tank making plans
Fixing the bridge we broke in Yaounde with our overweight truck
Absolutely love Cameroon’s jungle countryside
Yup lots of fun
A typical mess at the end of a bumpy day on African roads
More road challenges ahead
Yikes
Patrick led the way
A very nice new bridge,
Ben and Bree out snorkeling
This is the main highway from Nigeria’s border into Cameroon
Approaching storm…
Limbe
Buea
Limbe
Sisters Bree and Savannah Grace, camping
Buea
Bree’s turn for dishes
Doing the laundry – Savannah and Kees
Yaounde
Yaounde, the captial city of Cameroon
Our team camping
Stuck in the Cameroon jungle, but there were beautiful fireflies
Mud tracks
16km in 2 days
A fancy home.
Time to start digging again
Bre always with a tooth brush
Stuck again
Ben, I’m not so sure how safe this is…
Patrick hard at work too
The road crew
Muddy tires
Trying to help. Savannah Grace, Bree, Alex
Lets just pull it out
The master filmer James
The work gang resting
Mud puddles to measure
Always a new challenge
Brandon
Adventures to film
Lucky to get through just before monsoon season
More adventure driving
Camp
James preparing dinner in the bush
Bree lost her shoe in the thick, deep mud
How’s he planning to drive out of this one?
Roads of Cameroon
A tight squeeze
Showing off their new style sunshades
Taking a much needed bath…
We are in need of a good scub
We’d rather die of strange African disease than stay that dirty.
Dusty roads of Cameroon
Statue De La Nouvelle Liberte, Douala
Yaounde, Cameroon’s capital city
Ben and Alex’s turn for dishes
Bree found a lovely place to go. Nature calls.
Spending time visiting with locals as we wait for the jungle highway to be cleared