SCRAPBOOK: TENKODOGO TO SABOU

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The pictures from this week’s field update are after the jump.

: Burkinabe travelling between towns (piled high) on the way to Tenkodogo. [Ouagadougou]

: Biking on the outskirts of Tenkodogo. [Tenkodogo]

: Harvesting the crops in the middle of the lake. [Tenkodogo]

: Tree at Bagre Dam. [Bagre Dam]

: Meeting with the King of Tenkodogo. [Tenkodogo]

: Team photo with the King of Tenkodogo. [Tenkodogo]

: Children playing soccer on the way to Fada N’gourma. [Fada]

: Romaric explaining the differences in pre-service teacher education at the teaching training school. [Fada]

: Library at the teacher training school. [Fada]

: Library at the teacher training school. [Fada]

: Sign stating if you want to do research, type ‘Google.fr’ into the browser. [Fada]

: Charlie and Aaron at the teacher training school. [Fada]

: Charlie and Aaron with the King of Ouagadougou. [Ouagadougou]

: Meeting with the director of the Ouagadougou radio station. [Ouagadougou]

: Meeting with the Chief Reporter at the Ouagadougou radio station. [Ouagadougou]

: Elephant at the Nazinga Animal Preserve. [Nazinga]

: Aaron, Charlie, and Romaric at the entrance to the Nazinga Animal Preserve. [Nazinga]

: Baboon at the Nazinga Animal Preserve. [Nazinga]

: Baboon at the Nazinga Animal Preserve. [Nazinga]

: Elephant at the Nazinga Animal Preserve. [Nazinga]

: Elephant at the Nazinga Animal Preserve. [Nazinga]

: Charlie photographing kingfishers at the Nazinga Animal Preserve. [Nazinga]

: Kingfisher about to dive into the river. [Nazinga]

: Beautiful colors. [Nazinga]

: Charlie and Aaron discussing the map prior to our travel to Sabou. [Ouagadougou]

: At Romaric’s house where he grew up in Sabou. [Sabou]

: The Chief of Sabou welcoming the Earthducation Team to Sabou. [Sabou]

: Aaron and Charlie explaining the Earthducation project to the town of Sabou. [Sabou]

: Sabou Primary School students with Aaron and Charlie – Go Gophers! [Sabou]

: Charlie with one of the sacred Sabou crocodiles. [Sabou]

: Charlie and Aaron dancing with the traditional dancers at the Sabou welcome celebration. [Sabou]

: He ran for his photo to be taken…how cute is that?! [Ouagadougou]

: The streets of Ouagadougou. [Ouagadougou]

: A typical view on the roads of Burkina Faso. [Burkina Faso]

: A tasty meal of carp! [Tenkodogo]

: Simone, Sanou, Romaric, and Aaron viewing the trail report. [Tenkodogo]

: A pit stop on the way to Tenkodogo. [Tenkodogo]

: The son of the elder watching him being interviewed on education and sustainability. [Tenkodogo]

: A typical village of Burkina Faso. [Tenkodogo]

: Aaron listening to an elder on the intersection of education and sustainability. [Tenkodogo]

: Team Earthducation interviewing an elder on the intersection of education and sustainability. [Tenkodogo]

: The King of Tenkodogo sharing his perspectives on earthducation and sustainability. [Tenkodogo]

: Trail report night at Tenkodogo. [Tenkodogo]

: A view of sixteen computers for approximately 650 students at a teacher training school. [Fada]

: Books at a teacher training school. [Fada]

: Aaron delivering an Earthducation poster to the teacher training school. [Fada]

: The principal of the teacher training school receiving the Earthducation poster. [Fada]

: Aruna working on the itinerary for the day. Do you see the Earthducation sticker? [Ouagadougou]

: A street scene immediately outside Romaric’s home. [Ouagadougou]

: Friendly faces immediately outside Romaric’s home. [Ouagadougou]

: A street scene immediately outside Romaric’s home. [Ouagadougou]

: Team Earthducation and the King of Ouagadougou. [Ouagadougou]

: A happy breakfast! Do you see Rudolph? [Ouagadougou]

: The wife of the former second president of Ouagadougou, Mrs. Lamizan, who shared her perspectives on education and sustainability. [Ouagadougou]

: The mother of the current speaker of the house, Roc Kabore, Mrs. Antoine Kabore. [Ouagadougou]

: Team Earthducation and the the father of Roc Kabore, Charles Bila Kabor, and Mrs. Antoine Kabore. [Ouagadougou]

: A happy Roamaric with his great neighbors. [Ouagadougou]

: Bouliou Wesse [Po]

: Charlie, Bouliou Wesse, and Aaron just outside of Po. [Po]

: Justin posing, rather than taking the photo, at the entry of Nazinga animal preserve. [Nazinga]

: Aaron checking out the great carving at Nazinga. [Nazinga]

: A spring buck at Nazinga. [Nazinga]

: A beautiful kingfisher at Nazinga. [Nazinga]

: A beautiful bee-eater at Nazinga. [Nazinga]

: Burkina! [Burkina Faso]

: Nazinga animal preserve. [Nazinga]

: A beautiful view of Burkina Faso. [Burkina Faso]

: Leaving Nazinga and stopping to talk to the locals. [Nazinga]

: Leaving Nazinga and stopping to talk to the locals. [Nazinga]

: Leaving Nazinga and stopping to talk to the locals. [Nazinga]

: Stopping for a break in Po on the way to Ouagadougou. [Po]

: Stopping for a break in Po on the way to Ouagadougou. [Po]

: Aruna and Romaric sharing stories in Po. [Po]

: Charlie on a camel! [Ouagadougou]

: Aaron, Charlie, and friends outside of Aruna’s home. [Ouagadougou]

: A photo of Romaric’s grandma, Therese Zongo, in her tomb. [Sabou]

: A photo of Romaric’s grandpa, Pasapinda Kabore, in his tomb. [Sabou]

: Secretary General of the mayor in Sabou. [Sabou]

: Aaron checking out the brass castings that are handmade in Sabou. [Sabou]

: A beautiful boy enjoying Sabou. [Sabou]

: Aaron and students at the school in Sabou. [Sabou]

: The Sahel Desert equals dirty feet! [Sabou]

One Response to SCRAPBOOK: TENKODOGO TO SABOU

Justin, you are doing a wonderful job recording this experience. Totally enjoying every moment. To all, thank you for sharing this journey.

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