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Travel Poster<br> RCD ForeignMinister Dr. Adolph Onusumba Yemba, directs offloading of expedition fuel.<br> Federales Eye Gringo Team Member. Poza Rica, Mexico<br> Expedition Land Rovers. Orangewalk Town, Belize<br> Tom Allen, team medic, administers steroids for sun poisoning. Chetumal, Mexico.<br> Temple of the Jaguar, Altun-Ha, Belize, C.A.<br> Jungle Trail. Lamanai, Belize, C.A.<br> Mexican Sailor. Veracruz, Mexico<br> US Medics Donate Supplies to Belizean Medic Unit<br> Federales Strike a Pose. Poza Rica, Mexico<br> Ntrama Church, rural Rwanda. One of many such scenes during the genocide of 1994.<br> Omba Ngandu weeps for 5000 souls.<br> They said, "Go to the church, you'll be safe there."<br> One survivor of Ntrama, tells her story. She was at the river. Her entire family was in the church.<br> So they went to the church. God was absent that day. They still lie where they fell in 1997.<br> Neighboring villagers gathered up the bones and placed them under cover.<br> Too many to bury and no one left alive to do the burying.<br> Horror beyond comprehension, happened in an hour and a half's time.<br> No one was spared.<br> The methods, barbaric.<br> This chap failed to 'duck'<br> A husband and his wife met a brutal end in the church.<br> Some managed to find a place in the earth, thanks to distant relatives.<br> Antonov 32 Flagship of AIR CONGO<br> Filed teeth. Once a fashion statement.<br> Girls carrying firewood in Lusambo, Kasai Province.<br> A Bene Debele Family<br> Pluralism is alive and well in Bene Debele!<br> Desperate housewives.<br> Eyes of the Sankuru.<br> P-a-r-t-y-!<br> Our kitchen staff of wiseguys.<br> They each got a part.<br> Waro. Onusumba's bodyguard.<br> Primary School, Lusambo, Kasai Province.<br> Lusambo Hospital.<br> Dr Jean Ngoya in his OR<br> A river child with terminal liver disease.<br> A mother brings her sick children to hospital in Lusambo.<br> A neighboring chief. He heard we were in town filming and just had to audition.<br> Maria of the Sankuru<br> Dr Onusumba Adolphe Yemba. In flight over Rwanda<br> The Amazon. Iquitos, Peru.<br> Rio Yavari Mirim. Peru-Brazil border.<br> Approaching storm on Rio Yavari<br> The beginning of urban sprawl.<br> One of our missions was to distribute mosquito nets to the Matses.<br> The Matses, or Mayoruna are an indigenous clan living in a very remote part of Amazonia. 20 years ago they collected heads. <br> Is this the face of a head-hunter?<br> The Matses build a sturdy pirog.<br> The temperature averaged in the high 90s with 90% humidity.<br> The Matses are also known as the cat people. Their mythology teaches that they were descended from the jaguar. Hence the tatoos and other ornamentation, mimicking a feline appearance<br> A Matses grandmom<br> Health assesments were generally good.<br> Communicating was difficult as no one on our team spoke the dialect Matsesen.<br> River-dwellers live a mobile lifestyle. These two are out shopping.<br> Kids living on the Amazon and it's tributaries, enjoy a life like no other.<br> Fast food..Amazon-style.<br> But it can get lonely.<br>
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