Final day: a sensible way to further our long term plans!

Final day: a sensible way to further our long term plans!

We enjoyed this final day without school, cleaning, tidying or medical assistance!

Did you know …

… The Gambians claim the sun is red and the grass yellow?

… The Gambia only has about 1 500 000 inhabitants?

… Every time they saw us the children in the school in Sifoe greeted us with ‘Good morning teachers, good morning friends‘?

… Banjul Airport is not located in the capital Banjul?

… We discovered a dark corridor leads directly from the mini market to the hotel?

… Every firstborn son is named Lamin? There are many Lamins!

… We are a great team and return home with satisfied hearts?

… It is 30 °C warmer in Gambia than it is in Belgium?

… The police officers wear flip flops?

… By the time we arrived the teachers and doctors in the Gambia hadn’t been paid in 4 months?

… We were offered a meal out of gratefulness 4 times.

… We made a deal with Lamin Solar? The solar panels for the health centre in Sifoe have been ordered and will be installed soon.

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