Arrival in Cameroon

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We’ve had some requests for pictures, so if this publishes, I was able to get some out this way. We don’t have bandwidth to send out pictures individually, but hopefully this will be enough.

Trailing roses on our back porch (planted as a long stick)
Walking Irises (not in bloom, obviously)
I don’t know what happened to this one; it’s at least twice as big as I remember it
The guava tree just keeps growing
Trailing roses up-close (feat. clothesline)
Peace out, Mr. Ruffles
This Yesterday, Today, and tomorrow exploded
View from the back porch, with screened kitchen window
Beautiful (Kim and her favorite tree, planted by her as a stick)
Frangipani close-up
Groundcover that took over
Small yellow flowers
Me and the frangipani
Me and a bush with flowers
Me with the avocado tree we planted from a seed
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Greg Banwart · October 7, 2024 at 5:33 am

Quite the herbal arrangement.
Lovely!

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David Phillips · October 7, 2024 at 7:20 am

Very cool good buddy.

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Lisa Phillips · October 7, 2024 at 8:53 am

I love seeing the photos! The plants and flowers are beautiful. Looking forward to seeing more. Stay safe and we are praying for you both !

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