Hello again! After over three years, we're reviving our blog to share with you photos and stories from our second trip to Ethiopia. While we were gone, some of you followed us on Facebook (which, strangely, was the fastest Internet link I could get to in Addis Ababa), but here we'll put all the pictures that were not on our phones and try to show you some of the many, many highlights. Folks keep asking us what our favorite part of the trip was, and we are all left a little speechless. There is just too much to choose from!
As a first post, I'll start with sharing all the flower photos I took -- mostly while the boys were playing soccer nearby. Traveling in the rainy season had its benefits, not the least of which was all the blooming trees. And the baby donkeys. Oh my goodness the fuzzy, wobbly, big-eared baby donkeys with sideburns! I would have brought one home if I could. We also managed to be there in season for avocados, mangoes and fire-roasted corn -- mmmm!
Hello again! After over three years, we're reviving our blog to share with you photos and stories from our second trip to Ethiopia. While we were gone, some of you followed us on Facebook (which, strangely, was the fastest Internet link I could get to in Addis Ababa), but here we'll put all the pictures that were not on our phones and try to show you some of the many, many highlights. Folks keep asking us what our favorite part of the trip was, and we are all left a little speechless. There is just too much to choose from!
As a first post, I'll start with sharing all the flower photos I took -- mostly while the boys were playing soccer nearby. Traveling in the rainy season had its benefits, not the least of which was all the blooming trees. And the baby donkeys. Oh my goodness the fuzzy, wobbly, big-eared baby donkeys with sideburns! I would have brought one home if I could. We also managed to be there in season for avocados, mangoes and fire-roasted corn -- mmmm!
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