Liberia appears very clean and green. The people are friendly but there doesn't seem to be much to eat. We passed through numerous villages and all they had for sale was gasoline in old whiskey bottles. Once in Robertsport, we set up camp on the beach-
It wasn't as nice of a beach as Bureh and i'm getting bored with beaches. There isn't much to do but drink but at least I was on cook group so that was something. I got into the gin a bit too hard and in the dark, wiped out coming down a bumpy hill from the bathroom--
My upper lip was swollen, I have big scratches on my right breast, a headache and a sore nose but nothing is broken! Better stop drinking gin!
The next day a few of us went for a walk along the beach-
There's a shipwreck on the other side of these big black rocks-
but I didn't go see it. I hate climbing on these rocks. If they're wet, they are very slippery. I was also carrying my camera and water bottle so my hands weren't exactly free to catch me when I'd fall.
The current is very strong too so I didn't go in the water-
Lunch was Grouper. First they used a machete to scrape off the scales that were white and the size of a quarter. They cooked it in an awesome peanut sauce--
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