Photos of last days together

This is Eileen. She works for United Airlines and she was wonderful to us. Known for her patience and hospitality - we really appreciated her help.

The Dark Night of Dakar - we spend over 3 hours in line - and then an additonal 1.75 hours in the plane on the tarmac.
This is our team on Gore - our guide was Mussafa - we called him the Dakar Express guy- we always went to the head of the line with him,
Our wonderful hosts - Ken and Cheryl Creech. They took so much time to show us around and demonstrate true hospitality. Many thanks.
Local fishermen - you can see why they were waving at us.
Our daughters enjoying the sun.
This is one of the Gore Island's main attractions- the statue of the freed slaves.
This is the slave masters' house where all of the auctions took place. The holding cells are beneath the house.
The Macs
The Shinks
The Steckleys.
Mac, testing out the sweat box for the "miscreants".
Phil - standing in "The Door of No Return.".
Locals
A traditional African meal - "chub"Our team, the morning we left Bulawayo.