Well, after 22 hours of travel, we are here in Zomba Malowi. We are all tired and it's up at 7:am tomorrow for a full day. The rainy season has ended and everything is very lush. The corn is being harvested and the sugar cane. The road sid markets are plentifull. Paul Jones from Emanual Int. and Sandy from Dignitas picked us up and took us to Annies, home for the next 2 weeks. What a pile of lugage 1500 pounds of supplies for distribution.
Looking at our itinery for the next two weeks confirms we are going to be very busy and tired. We will be puting a blog on every night as long as we have power. should be interesting so stay tuned.
By Jim Stewart
2 comments:
Hi Jim, Chris, Tom and the rest of the team. So glad to hear you finally arrived safely. Wish I could be there with you all.
ABCD:Art Building Children's Dreams, that came out of the Tanzania sweat equity is taking off around the world with connections in Australia an soon to be in Uganda.
Great news!! My application to train as one of CRCID's monitors was accepted...one of 7 Rotarians selected from across Canada. So I may very well make it to Malawi one day.
Happy Easter to you all
Lynn Bird
The team at the Humber Health Centre is following your progress. Say hi to Penny for us!!
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