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Kumbo market (Cameroon)

The market at Kumbo (Northwest Province) is held each "Kavi", the first day of the traditional 8-day week of the Nso people.

The day before ...	... market day!	Taking sheep to market	Conveniently located rubbish dump	Like to buy some sheep?
Market perimeter	Feed store	Corner stall	Getting ready for the day	A little bit shy
Nice fresh produce	Patient buyer	Plantains	"That's far too much!"	Produce aisle
Onions and garlic	Variety	Fresh meat	"You won't believe this!"	Boullion dealer
Cheerful faces	Dress shop	Clothing merchant	Meeting an old family friend	Hanging out with "the boys"
"Where's my mother?"	Dour merchant	Hitching a ride	A friendly glance	Relaxing
Little girl	Need any shoes?	Putting his feet up	A light snack	Eto'o
That's it -- I'm outta here!	The day before ...	Much at stake	Oil-palm kernels	Sugar cane to go

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wan fran		10-Nov-2018 15:48
kumbo my fatherland that peace would be yours soon

Guest		06-Jun-2017 16:26
In ku mbo I always fell fine , I'm proud to be from kumbo

ISAH AMINO		10-Jun-2016 06:16
we here in abuja nigeria are looking foward to come home. kumbo is home of homes in nature i love kumbo. NYUY LEM NYANG NSAI NSO

Sangnyuy Peter Ladzee		29-May-2016 12:57
Kumbo the pride of Cameroonian culture

Yuyuun Nicoline Kihla		17-May-2016 06:12
Kumbo is a place to be, the pride of culture. I miss Kumbo.

LUKONG EMMANUEL		20-Apr-2016 10:37
no place like home

Guest		03-Dec-2015 21:36
Kumbo is a place to be.I miss home so much.

lafnyuy marcel		14-Jul-2015 07:35
A place to be

lafnyuy marcel		14-Jul-2015 07:32
Lafnyuy marcel. Kumbo is a place to be

Berinyuy		06-Jul-2015 14:44
kumbo is really a good and fantastic place to be. i love the place

Herman		16-Aug-2014 21:32
Great pictures, Keep up the good work

Guest		23-May-2014 08:08
THAT IS REALLY A GREAT JOB DOUG I LOVE WHAT AM SEING OUT THERE

Guest		20-Apr-2014 20:28
home is home' I luv my peoples 'that is why I luv save them first an save my save last

AdoriaVarma		23-Jan-2014 04:49

Gerard Wortel		04-Jan-2014 13:19
I worked in 1970 till 1973 in Banso as a Dutch volunteer in the Credit Unions. It was the most beautifull time/period in my whole life. These pictures give me a lot of good memories. I thank the Cameroonians for the life they give me. Till now ( I am already 66 years old) I daily think about my second homeland Cameroon. For 2014 I wish all your people all the best, peace and prosperity. Thanks! Gerard Wortel

Guest		30-Aug-2013 08:57
wow i love it

berinyuy		06-Jun-2013 13:40
this remains me my growing up in my dear village Banso

AD		01-May-2013 15:09
wow what a need small town love that it's nice to share. KUMBO small nice town

Pilate Bonavista Yisi		06-Dec-2012 14:16
It been more than 12 yeas since i left my mother land Kumbo. I intend to visit my mother land again this Xmass wanna some friends to spend Exmas with

STEVY		06-Dec-2012 10:36
KUMBO IS REALY A NICE PLACE TO BE. I LOVE HOME VERY MUCH.

Mirabel		29-Oct-2012 13:26
Nice pics reminds me of Cameroon i was seaching 4 my long time no see classmate twins Peter And Paul Bayelle primary sch Nkwen when i met with this i love ur post keep up if u are 4rm Kumbo then have my email adrss maybe u can help me find my friends. Ladyxmira@yahoo.com My name is Mirabel Majip.

Tanayen Samson		28-Aug-2012 14:34
hi A D Selamo,hope you will see this message. This is Samson .Gilbert Cousin in Kuvlu. I am now in Nigeria. I just saw ur comment on this link. Can you still remember me?

Guest		06-Aug-2012 11:27
Hi I live in limbe and is surprisingly pleased with the pictures. keep up to this wonderful work. cheers.

Tanayen Samson Nyuydze		11-Jul-2012 14:18
This is beautiful. It is as if I am at home. I am so happy to catch the glimpse of home from far away Jos ,Nigeria,thanks a million

FOGAN DOLIVE NCHINDA		03-Jul-2012 07:27
KUMBO MARKET IF I CAN CONFIRM IS ONE OF THE BEST IN THE NORTHWEST REGION OF CAMEROON.IT WAS REALLY NICE BEING THERE FOR MY FIRST.THERE, I SAW ALL TYPE OF VEGETABLE FOOD.IF I SHOULD CONCLUDE,I WILL SAY GOD DO BLESS SOME AREAS WITH GOOD AND FINE NUTRITION.WOO IT NICE KNOWING KUMBO MARKET.

Guest		27-Jun-2012 19:55
Kumbo market has been and still remains a source of income to many individuals

Chem		23-Jun-2012 08:25
Guys, i think its time for us to applaud the efforts of our mayor (Njong D). if other kumbonites could be like him, Kumbo would have far gone beyond the level of 'a place to be".

kenneth ngah		18-Jun-2012 11:40
i love what am seeing

mary wirnkar wiysahnyuy		08-Jun-2012 11:03
I love this pictures they make me miss home so much,imagine me straining my eyes trying to remember some coners in thhe market. Cnt wait to be home this year ending. Am proud of my home town

Cornelia		29-May-2012 18:15
Just back from 15 months in Cameroon, half that time in Kumbo. I had a wonderful time and these pictures are a great depiction of part of my experiences there.

Wirkom Fred Mbiydzenyuy		31-Dec-2011 10:54
I am very delighted to make a comment. Kumbo is a place to be and the long awaited ring road is coming. Kumbo will be a lot busy.

Guest		16-Aug-2011 18:36
Bayangians are the most intelligent persons.

VIBAN BONGBEN		23-Jul-2011 13:17
Its a great pride to hail from Kumbo with all its wanders and beauty.

Guest		06-Jun-2011 14:26
Beri wo taa Oh! I feel at home.Beautiful pictures.

Guest		22-Apr-2011 11:35
S. AYORI WIRSIY 19-Jun-2008 15:30 NYUY SEVI WIRDZEM. IT IS OUR CULTURE AND I LIKE IT AS ANY OTHER PERSON, BUT WHEN WILL THE BIG FISHES CONSTRUCT OUR ROADS

norA		21-Jan-2011 12:16
we go to Kumbo in march 2011 to marry traditional way... looking forward when i see these beautiful images.... counting the days - greetings

Raleo USA		05-Jan-2011 19:23
God bless kumbo. I'm very impressed. That's cool

wanlibon		30-Dec-2010 02:10
Nice photos! The traditional 8-day of the Mbu-Baforchu is mbon.

A jalil		13-Nov-2010 12:01
how i wish kumbo was my home town with all sort of food stuffs

Tume Theophile		27-Oct-2010 12:00
Kumbo is not only a place to be but a place for tourists and a home for every one to think of..Kumbo a mother to ALL.

Shang Lawrence Verla		30-Sep-2010 20:00
Home is a wanderful place, Kumbo remains a place to be and i do believe it shall grow to an influential and historical town in Cameroon

vernyuy		03-Aug-2010 23:30
I love Kumbo, is a pleace to be. We will build our land Kumbo.

Marcos		12-Jul-2010 16:44
Lived there in 2001 (after serving in Peace Corps). As beautiful as I remembered. Need info.: Names of days of the traditional week and what do they mean? Any other traditional 8-day week in Cameroon (MBU - Baforchu) for example? How is this reconcile to the lunar month and/or the Julien calendar? etc. etc.

Guest		10-Jul-2010 18:30
proud to hail from Nso. miss home so much.

Guest		01-Jul-2010 11:01
I just returned from a 3 week stay in Kumbo; such a beautiful place, with beautiful and very welcoming people. I made many friends, and hope to return one day. Pat

Guest		11-Apr-2010 04:43
wow! this is amazing.It's really a pleasure to share in these memories of Kumbo Town. There is truly no place like home.Thanks for the wonderful job Guys

Guest		10-Apr-2010 03:28
Doug, You may remember I posted here 8 or 10 months ago asking about groundnuts in Kumbo... well, I managed to get there, and I'm just back now. I spent about 6 months there, and, as everyone else, fell in love with the place. Seeing your pictures, months before I decided to go, were the first spark! Thanks so much. Cheers, Jason

Guest		18-Feb-2010 22:42
Lovely pics, my Girl Scout troop are doing a project on Cameroons your pics were very helpful for seeing the country. Thanks for sharing.

A.D. Selamo		24-Jan-2010 02:12
KUMBO Is and will always remain MY FIRST LOVE, the blessed santuary every soil particle, every fruit, every grain of my humble beginnings, my infancy that which calmed my fears and healed many a pain And gave me hope as I meander through uncertainty! NSO A place I'll always call HOME... A place never short of things to marvel Source of my spiritual strength and every cultural bone, Grew my next meal on clay and gravel, Yet raised me to love and give love without a single sad tone Kumbo! I'll ALWAYS love you no matter how far and wide my glorious travels! A.D Selamo - USA Jan. 2010

TATA BOLIVIAN		26-Dec-2009 11:08
the images are incredible and every Nso man looooking at them should feel proud of the fact that their place is being broadcasted on a global view like this/ long live Kumbo

Guest		13-Dec-2009 09:44
nice pictures i grow up in ta mbve. i can even see our house well done. greg from side ways

peter hanko		05-Dec-2009 14:08
These wonderful pix brought the memories of my Peace Corps service 1965-1965 in Kumbo at St.Augustine's COllege flooding back. I especially wonder what happened to my students and also my good friend Emmanuel Ngong. Thanks Doug, for sharing these photos of the most wonderful people in the world.

Mbiydzenyuy Ferdinant Sonyuy		02-Sep-2009 14:23
Kumbo is the most beautiful place in Cameroon.Found in the Most responsible tribe of Nso,Where the most intelligent Cameroonians can be found.More greese to anyone who has been patriotic enough to search right up to this level.We will walk tall with our Noses lifted up high when we Finaly build the and explode in Beuty.More Greece and honesty to all Kumboans, Nso people, and to Self reliance Promoters Training center.More is on the way. Mbiydzenyuy Ferdinant Sonyuy.

Martina Ghakuh yiyi		01-Aug-2009 20:18
What a joy to see Sr. Mariejoelle talking about the Sisterhood here, Guys, this is where i grew up and it is just a sweet place.

Nsofini Joachim		25-Jul-2009 20:52
its really nice seeing Kumbo in the internet.but its amusing that i saw uzairu Nsofini my brother with whom i have lost contact commenting. Please if you see this mail and u have Uzairu Nsofini contact tell him his brother Joachim Nsofini needs his contact and that he can get me at nsofini@gmail.com.will be grateful to hear from Uzairu Nsofini

sandrine		07-Jul-2009 07:31
I like to be in Kumbo too

Peter Vanes aka Vanes P		21-Jun-2009 16:18
its good seeing something nice about home. it flashes memories of a to be kumbo city in my mind. thanks. SAC BOY

dablanch		17-Jun-2009 12:20
its unbelievable but its so beautiful who can compete with nature.seeing this fantastic album makes my heart bleed from what am missing. thanks for sharing

harisu		17-Jun-2009 09:52
Hello People, Canadian Boy, Go to Kumbo and Commune with nature, the G/nut allergy-concerns will be addrressed as adequately as necessary by your host, am away from home presently but I know my people, Enjoy your time in Nso cuz m sure u'll anyway. Zubair, u've been chilling in the KSA, hope to see you soon! Mbinglo, you have a great name and you're on a great mission, more greaze to your elbows. Up-KUMBO, though we must upgrade, interms of what we settle for, the faith-based Orgs could consider reviewing their community service commitments. See u all soon

Nora		11-Jun-2009 13:23
How nice to see .... I'm looking forward marrying my Samba in Kumbo!!! You gave me a great preview!!! ;-)

nsaidzedze nsotadjika		12-May-2009 14:31
Thqnks qlot for this great job. It's been long that i left Kimbo, but l am pleased to have been part of the sharing. Where was palm wine hidden? Excellent shots.

PIT		06-May-2009 00:02
WOOOOOOOOW..How much I miss this place. I' m working on my documentary.I' ve been in Shisong for tree weeks taping every body, at the beginning just in the cardiac centre , then every where. I' ve met so many special people. They' ve let me saw a different mode, a different style of life, differents values, different happyness and many other things that made me grow a lot. After that travel I feel much more sure about what to do in my life. Thanks to all this different people that live a different life from the european. Keep strong. The question that I wanth to explain in my video is: what is the better way of live the life ? Money, confort, a lot of work, individual life or community life, tradition, not so much work, money and confort?I really don' t know..Anyway I'll come back for sure..Hope that my documentary will be use in a usefull way

Rev,Sr MarieJeolle		04-May-2009 10:41
I am Rev Sr marie jeolle from the SisterHood of Emmanuel Bafut.i am moved seeing my place after a long time.God bless those who have contributed to make these site a success.you can vivit us on www.pcc/sisterhood.org,This is really lovely. I just wish the hearts of the Banso people remains a God Blessing to the land as the it is today. Nice picture. Please all who are out of Cameroon, never forget where you´re from With my blessings from the SisterHood of Emmanuel Bafut

Rev,Sr MaryJeolle		04-May-2009 10:37
I am Rev Sr mary jeolle from the SisterHood of Emmanuel Bafut.i am moved seen my place after a long time.God bless those who have contributed to make these site a success.you can vivit us on www.pcc/sisterhood.org,This is really lovely. I just wish the hearts of the Banso people remained traditional as the place. Nice picture. Please all who are out of Cameroon, never forget where you´re from with my blessings from the SisterHood of Emmanuel Bafut

Jason Hirsch		28-Apr-2009 02:12
Great pictures! I'm a Canadian kid thinking about going to Kumbo to volunteer for 6 months or so. One potential problem - serious allergy to peanuts/groundnuts. How much did you come across them in local cuisine, or groundnut oil?? Help from anyone who knows Kumbo would be much appreciated.

Peter		25-Apr-2009 13:23
These photos are really natural and present the realities of our people. But for how long shall we be contented with this situation? For long shall things continue to be like this? When shall things change? ???????????

MANFRED		23-Apr-2009 03:25
MAY AFRICA LAST FOREVER

Chris		22-Apr-2009 13:16
My husband and I along with 2 others will be coming to Kumbo in June of this year to vist and are very excited to come.

bime jude		17-Apr-2009 18:38
i feel so happy seing my own homeland pictures exposed in the net.i pray this hospitable land be blessed and given good roads.

bime		11-Apr-2009 08:27
Kumbo blessed land with hospitable people and a strong coltural heritage.Visite kumbo now you will never regrete

nsofini uzairu		11-Apr-2009 08:22
I am happy to see some friends from kumbo in the internet like majid the food seller and many others

Dally		01-Apr-2009 09:50
I wish to visit this beautiful land and see where my sweetheart was born. I'm from Libya...

rosario		09-Mar-2009 20:27
just setting in shisong close to kumbo were here for work were biluding the new cardiac center it,s great here. giovanni and rosario

Tawani		05-Feb-2009 12:55
I just found this site by mistake. These are some truly wonderful pictures.... Great Job... Hope they return to be Southern Cameroons again without any French influence.

Magdalena		26-Dec-2008 15:24
I will visit Kumbo in 2010 for my trainiee at the kindergarten. I´m very happy to meet the people and I hope the time will be great. See you in Juli 2010

Guest		17-Dec-2008 15:28
THANKS FOR THE PICTURES,THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL. I RECENTLY WENT TO CAMEROON AND SPENT A FEW DAYS IN KUMBO NAD I ENJOYED IT.GOD BLESS YOU.I SPENT MOST OF MY TIME IN KUMBO AS A CHILD AND MY TEENAGE YEARS.

Guest		11-Dec-2008 13:09
KIMBO!!!! THANKS TO THE PRODUCER. YOU MADE ME VISIT WAI MBVEH FROM A VERY LONG DISTANCE.I ALWAYS YEARN TO WALK THOSE NARROW STREETS BUMPING SHOULDERS WITH EXCITED CROWDS, AND EAT SOME "SAWYER"

Bertrand Kuver		10-Dec-2008 20:16
this is so wonderfu! Reminds me a lot of where I come from.

Bertrand Kuver		10-Dec-2008 20:16
This is just so wonderful! Going thru the pics I feel as if I were presently in Kumbo. I love my village.

Kaavi		25-Oct-2008 17:21
This is supper excellent. In a free Southern Cameroons without the French interference. Kumbo, K Town, Bag Dad or what ever name you give it will a political, economic and scientific City. Wisdom grows here and comes from here. The Fon Himself is the grand son of Wisdom. Ven resi Kijung. Nyuy servi ven.

cocou		22-Oct-2008 18:57
oops.nice pics.when l see them l think of home.thks so much for the pics

jay a.k.a D J POSKA		08-Oct-2008 20:10
k-town's really been blessed by God but abused by humanity where it went wrong only jah knows bad roads ,marginalisation name it the pics are good but when i watch them'' tears de comot from my eyes'' all we need is God to survive

Shey Chin Richard		27-Aug-2008 10:47
Thanks (xie xie). Was very excited being back home away from home in far-away Changsha, China. My nostalgia was instantly killed... at least for a short time.

Happypoppeye		26-Aug-2008 21:19
Great gallery. Love the color especially. Nice work John

Peter Vanes aka VANES -P		23-Aug-2008 10:44
Its amazing discovering the rate of development in kumbo because we are now connected to the net and with time God willing more shall come

Nierus Banadzem Johnson		10-Jul-2008 12:53
its great seeing the banso people on the net,thats a way forward,creating awareness to the whole world,i wish they also experience a political rebirth and fight against their maginalisation,

Guest		07-Jul-2008 23:45
very nice......im shattie oh.....ven yen moh wye dzen.

Guest		07-Jul-2008 21:27
What can i say? Woooooooooooow. Thanks for the pics. Acts as a reminder for most of us to never forget where we come from. Cant forget those days in the market on Kavi. Loving memories. thanks alot for helping keep those memories alive. Laimu

Wirngo		24-Jun-2008 22:34
I love that.is a natural to the peole that they are hard working though negleted by the weaked leaders by their efforts and enviroment is the bread basket that nurished many scholars like fonlon,navtiv, and many studying abroad.a great home

Wirndzerem Zubair Dan Nsoseka		24-Jun-2008 22:25
Nyuy sevi wirdzem e Nso.It's great seeing my town through this website.I wish i could be back home and enjoy our town.Wirndzerem Zubair Dan-Madina KSA

S. AYORI WIRSIY		19-Jun-2008 15:30
NYUY SEVI WIRDZEM. IT IS OUR CULTURE AND I LIKE IT AS ANY OTHER PERSON, BUT WHEN WILL THE BIG FISHES CONTRUCT OUR ROADS?

Guest		06-May-2008 06:02
A hard working people.!!! They must have been forgotten and abandoned to their own fate and destiny by the powers that be; Biya`s GOVERNMENT.Yet;they know the truth about life; "happiness".That why you can see their smiles.God is their protector.Keep it up.Nice shots;nice pix; nice people.

Nyama loko		30-Apr-2008 10:48
Wow,the pictures are lovely.Its really true we live with nature,

KIYANBOY		18-Apr-2008 13:55
It is so great looking at those pictures.there are so beautiful.I love Kumbo.

njodzeka Divine		13-Apr-2008 16:03
this site is great more grease to your elbows. i am very happy for the site ,it brings home closer . i enjoy that photo of the material / tailor line seeing those faces reminds me when i was there with them . GOD BLESS YOU

Guest		26-Mar-2008 15:03
I live in the US and visited Kumbo in Oct/07. I found the people very friendly and the land is beautiful. I hope to visit again. I brought many wonderful stories for the us people. Thank you all for a warm welcome.

Jei-Love		06-Mar-2008 16:17
l really miss my home

Lovers		06-Mar-2008 16:15
l really love my home

Mbinglo .A.Louis		03-Mar-2008 15:34
What a pleasure looking at the picture and the site.I am Prince Mbinglo Ayori Louis.President of Child Education Encouragement Organization Kumbo. I wish that God could ble3ss the author of this site and i wish to cooperate with any person.as concern my organization i wish if any one will take the Initiative to be the Ambassador of this orphans in Kumbo.our Email:mbinglo@excite.com ,my number 00237)75708802 "it is a wonderful world"

WIRSIY NSOLO		28-Dec-2007 17:57
it's always a great pleasure seeing pictures from your own home town. More grease to your elbows. i really apprecite your imagination and work

Verla		13-Dec-2007 16:42
It's really great to see my beloved village. I remembered not long ago when I went back home and actually visit Kumbo market. It was fun to walk arround in the mud and get dirty. Great memories. I am from kumbo itself and I enjoy seeing pictures like these. These pictures bring teers to my eyes because viewing them makes me want to be there.

Guest		26-Sep-2007 00:58
These are some great pictures i remember walking in these path during the market days and its just beautiful to look back at these places.these are great pictures.when i go back i'll take some great pictures at the market site.luv kimbo (kumbo,nso)

Mbuluf Man		16-Sep-2007 19:26
Hi and nice to see our market there, thanks for your good work and i wish you the best. Its nice seeing our place when were are far away like this,

Nkardze		28-Aug-2007 12:24
Thanks for concerned of sharing these photos to us who are far our beloved land. Icongratulate you on that.

Nkardze Emmanuel		28-Aug-2007 12:20
I am proud of this websit which is bringing the publicite of our beloved land to the entire world as large. When I tumble on this website I felt as if could be flying back to our native land of Nso. I congratulate the author and the publisher of this webpage.

Charlotte		19-Aug-2007 19:57
I stumbled upon these pictures as I am applying for a job in Kumbo; great photos! Does anyone else here know of any worthwhile development opportunities? Please email charlotte.grubb@gmail.com if so. Thanks!

Tobinboy		04-Aug-2007 10:23
It is shocking to see the degree of poverty in my beloved home town Kumbo. I left Kumbo 7yrs ago. I just really feel like crying but when I see the smiles of my fellow brothers and sisters in the pictures I know that there still is hope. Yes, indeed there is hope.

leslie		23-Jun-2007 10:43
looking at kumbo nowa days l feel like staying there for ever the place look so natural

KM		19-Jun-2007 19:23
It is just wondreful, the given opportunity to others to look how home look like now.

yve		19-Jun-2007 15:34
This is really lovely. I just wish the hearts of the Banso people remained traditional as the place. Nice picture. Please all who are out of Cameroon, never forget where you´re from.

Sam Chia		29-May-2007 22:53
I am so proud of this web site. Looking at these pictures reminded me of my days in Kumbo. I lived and worked at BBH for four years. Keep up the good work

Guest		09-May-2007 15:49
This photos reminds me of kumbo days,,, nbva,, I was crazy about shopping!

"Shey Tom"		29-Apr-2007 19:48
Ohlala, I discover this site only now and yes I enjoyed it. I worked for two years in and around this town. Enjoyed seeing it back, even recognized one man. Thanks to the photographer: great pictures!... only in 2002, it was a little bit more clean.

chin ismail		16-Apr-2007 16:54
its really nice and beautiful to view this galary.that is great work.

Luna		13-Mar-2007 02:18
I loved the truth wheelbarrow. This is a wonderfull collection.........Il love it

Luna		13-Mar-2007 02:16
These are pictures are vabrent and teaches the public the life of a Cameroonian. Very beutifull.

Eric Westberg		11-Mar-2007 07:26
Wonderfully rich colours and warmth of the people, in a place that's vibrant yet not in a hurry to go anywhere... I feel like I've almost been there!

dd		24-Jan-2007 08:55
Nice pictures. I live in Germany and im from Kumbo. I left Kumbo about ten years ago and it was really nice to see the pictures of Kumbo market again. I also recognised the merchant lady in the photos, i remember buying some clothes(wrappas) from her over ten years ago.

carla		28-Dec-2006 00:33
Hey Doug, I was so excited to see the pictures online.I was born and bread In BBH.My mom worked in BBH as a midwife nurse for over 30years.She just retired.I have been out here in MD,USA for 6years ,so I was so happy to see some of the familiar faces.Thank you so much for the pictures,it reminded me of home ,I miss Kumbo so much.

Doug Chaffee		05-Nov-2006 22:22
Thanks, Ian. If the rest of you haven't looked at Ian's stuff, you owe it to yourselves to look especially at his Oregon Coast and Southwest Utah Arches (under Landscape) galleries. Ian, by the way, is the one who introduced me to PBase! Doug

Guest		05-Nov-2006 17:27
Doug, I hadn't commented formally on these galleries, but consider this a formal WOW. These are not just great photographs, but great as journalism! Ian

ED		03-Nov-2006 16:32
Please that was so wonderful of you to share you gallery with and guys here to see were i came from.Thanks

henrywong		10-Oct-2006 09:04
Thanks for the sharing...excellent shots !

BB		05-Oct-2006 00:03
Does National Geographic Magazine know about these?

Bruce		11-Sep-2006 18:31
Great collection of photos. Thank you for sharing.

Gwen Foord		07-Sep-2006 20:00
Thanks Doug for sharing your trip with us. It was wonderful. I wonder if God will allow me to go there someday?

Hubert Steed		21-Aug-2006 12:35
Really enjoyed this gallery... wonderful shots...

Guest		02-Aug-2006 01:23
I LOVE that wheelbarrow load of TRUTH! Marlis

Guest		31-Jul-2006 05:09
Hi Doug, another fantastic album depicting life as it happens in Kumbo! Marlis

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