The photo is good I'm Larry Taylor writing from the United States. The photo looks good and impressive. I'm also trying to contact a nurse by the name of Laura Kanasuah. If u know her, please E-mail me her number or any contact.
Thanks,
Larry Taylor
Cameroon Memories
I happened upon this page. In 1992 I flew to Younde and up country 500 miles to the extreme north. I was visiting one of my children who was a Peace Corps Volunteer. After staying in her village for ten days, we traveled around the country. What an experience. Traveling to and from Cameroon as a lone female was one of my proudest moments. I remember Garous, Maroua, and the village og Guiaguis. You7r photographs were exactly as I remember so not alot has changed. Spent time in Younde but only flewc out of Doula so did not get to see much of that. Great story..
Comment Ngaoundal devient une Grande Ville en Dix ans Ngaoundal
Village d'origine Mboum depuis des centaines d'année a vu son destin change avec le debut de la construction de la route Meiganga-Tibati
et l'arrivée du chemin de Fer ne 1974.Des vague migratoire venues des villages environnants venus vendre des denrée alimentaires aux ouvriers de la COGEFAR,compagnie Italien chargée de la construction des routes.Apres le depart de la COGEFAR ,leur Camp fut octroyé aux militaires.
Jim's Cousin What a wonderful article. I found it while I was looking up some information on Cameroon. Jim and I are first cousins. I grew up in Eau Claire, Wis. and when Uncle Oscar & Martha, Jim & Karen, or Philip & Cece would be in the states they would often stop at our home when they traveled between the Twin Cities and Madison, Wis. I always enjoy seeing pictures from Cameroon. It brings the stories back to me.
Thanks for sharing.
Contact for Loumpoul Campground Thank you for mentioning the positive aspect of the entry. Being appreciative is a universal value that could have come handy before your comment.
We organized our stay through Origin Africa Travel agency. They are reliable and trustworthy. Their contact number in Dakar: +221 33860 1578 or in Loumpoul ask for Abdou: +221 77684 3894.
Thanks Danielle... Thanks be to God who has blessed us with every blessings and gifts. Hey Danielle, discipline of grace is a long road with many twist and discovery. It’s great to have this Haha moment, my friend. Thanks to Jibril and you for opening your door and let me not only in but also scream... Love
Wow! Louis, as I can hear you downstairs screaming at the soccer match on the television with my husband and I'm up hear reading this deep reflection and spiritual insight; I can almost not believe the two have come from the same guy! You are a blessing! Danielle
so wonderful to hear the progress in Liberia I am so pleased to see the power of Gods church at work in this place. So many of the Liberians I have met here in the US have such faith in God and belief that He sustained them during the terror of the war. I have been blessed by them and have been blessed by seeing these photos and reading Louis blog notes.
attaya I love the picture of the children drinking the first round of attaya. I always tried to skip the first round and then tried to get several glasses of the second and third round!
thanks louis Louis, It is wonderful to see the photos, and to see your family, they are all beautiful!!!!! (oops, don't tell your sone he's beautiful, tell him he's handsome!) I concur, that the Church in CAR is dynamic, and hopeful. I was so blessed to worship in the midst of it all. I was and am so blessed to remember what true worship is. I felt the power of the prayers of the people that carried us to CAR and safely through and back home. I knew that God who has started a good work in us would carry us. I know that the prayers of our companions in CAR carry us daily. I pray that we can learn to believe the power of prayer as our BRothers and Sisters have learned and believed. God continue to bless you and your family. I look forward to more photos and updates on our West African family. I can't wait to show my Liberian and Sierra Leonian friends the blog photos.
THanks Louis, your Sis, Nola Storm
Louis has dedicated his life to human-centered humanitarian response and community development. Through approaches focus on design thinking allowing people affected by poverty to think beyond their confined boundaries, capacity building that builds on local ownership and strength, he enabled women and men in many places in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean Islands, Latin-America, and poor communities in United States to design innovative solutions that deepen community resiliency, reduce vulnerabilities and respond to real human challenges.
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Beautiful! I love the beach.