Trip to Kruger

We enjoyed a day in the park with the groups from Texas before they headed out the next day for the States. As many of you know, I never turn down a chance to visit Kruger, and we ended up having a great day. Hope you enjoy these photos. I also posted some different ones in my facebook album.

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Blessings,

Lisa


Long-tailed shrike

Morning Mist over the water





Lilac-breasted roller

Hyena

I’ve been attempting to post some photos from Mozambique for the past three days, but our Internet has been too slow. It’s working better today, so here’s a slide show of some of the scenery. I’ll plan to post some more in a day or two.

Driving down pot-hole filled roads, you pass sellers hawking pots, prawns, and fresh produce. Empty cement houses are everywhere, even through the thirty-year war ended almost fifteen years ago. Everything is rundown from the thatched roof compounds to the sky high apartment buildings in the rambling cities.

The people are friendly, moving slowly in the blistering heat as they gather water from wells, sell shoes and pineapples in the market, or pile coconuts in waiting trucks. Palm trees fill the horizon, stopping only at the deep blue ocean that’s filled with a fisherman’s livelihood.

Please pray for the people of Mozambique as we strive to be a light for Christ to them.

Lisa

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