We drove in relative comfort. Most Haitians endure hot, dusty roads sitting on top of their crates or on the side rails, sitting so close to one another that you don't believe they're going to stop to let even more on board. But they do. Everyone squeezes a little tighter. .Along the way we had to drive over the rice put out in the roads to dry in the sun...To see it, roll your mouse over the picture above.
Below are more views of the typical traffic taken through the window as we drove to Dessalines.
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The Free Methodist Mission, , and Doris and Don Peavey who have run the orphanage for thirty years. At present they are raising 50 children. Along the way, they have raised three sets of triplets and many sets of twins.
The beginnings of an antenna at left, and a rollover to the antenna going up in the trees.
At right, Terry using a torch as he designs the antenna, and a roll-over to a successful CODAN radio installation and a teaching session with Doris.
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Images of the children eating their morning bread and milk, and getting ready for school.
