Asado, the young man who lives at the campsite, arranged for his friends to come with a large bus to take 12 of us on a village graffiti tour. All I can say is TIA. We went to Kubuneh, an extremely small village where the paintings are almost 20 years old and in great disrepair-
This is the one I liked the most-
The toilets and showers at the local school where there are about 40 students in each class-
The school is sponsored by Seniors Without Borders-
The best part of the day was seeing the kids-
The market was very sparse and I bought some bouillon for the yassa I hope to make someday with cook group-
We moved on to Galloya where there were better paintings-
The oldest house in the village is abandonned and covered in hearts-
Leaving Galloya, we were followed by many villagers-
Saudi Arabia put in this well over 20 years ago to provide drinking water to the village-
Back in Sukuta, we ate mafé again with lamb. It still wasn't flavourful enough for me but it was cheap - $1 US. I hope to get that for my cook group contribution tomorrow night-
The kitchen in the restaurant-
And the toilet, the most interesting so far, a raised squat pedestal-
I spent the afternoon drinking beer and wifiing. Tomorrow we are going to the Liberian embassy to get our visas which are such a pain! Hope we can at least find it!
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