Far North trip

I had an awesome flight to the region of Cameroon called the Extreme North.  The journey to where we went is a physically taxing 2 to 3 day drive.  Bro. Tom and I were able to transport one missionary and his cargo up to Maroua, and then bring back a missionary family of five, their cargo, and their dog.  Their dog, Ebony, is actually the brother of our dog chocolate.  Anyway, we praise the Lord for safety and a great round trip. 

The hotel room where Tom and stayed.  Each room was its own separate little bungalow. 

The awesome restaurant at the hotel! 

I called and told Abby that I saw some donkeys, and Elena couldn't believe it...so I got a picture for her! 

Getting ready to leave the airport in Maroua. 

Randy Studdard and I...his daughter Grace is in the back.

A dry river bed...

The last 20 minutes of the 4 hour flight were a bit exciting today, as I climbed to 9,500 feet to get over a huge cumulus build-up only to have to dive back down through a hole before it all closed me in on top.  I was racing for Sabga for the last ten minutes as weather was a bit iffy at the airfield.  I really enjoyed flying behind bro. Tom, thought he beat me to Sabga by 20 minutes.

I ordered a starter for the Glastar, but haven't had time to put it on.  After the plane almost didn't start today in Maroua, I decided to change it out as soon as I got back. 

 While Abby and I were relating the events of the last day, Chloe decided to go ahead and feed herself.