Sunday, July 18, 2010

Lokichogio


Carra and Griffens. Carra is the house girl for the SIM guesthouse in Northwestern Kenya. She is 13 and her father has begun looking for her husband. She wants to get some education and wait to marry.


Turkana lady at church in Lokichoggio


Beautiful Northern Kenyan children


The SIM guest house in Lokichoggio


The Mountains (I have forgotten their name) on the border of Kenya and Sudan

The Lokichoggio airstrip was used much by the military during the war in Sudan. There are multiple disabled planes like this one deteriorating and giving evidence of the trouble just five years ago. There are "No Cameras" signs around and it is illegal to take photos on the airport grounds. This was taken from just outside. : )
The road to the SIM property

Termites built this!



SIM guesthouse hostess and logistics person, Leah and her son, Griffins

Lokichoggio, or "Loki" is a portal for entry into Sudan/Kenya located close to the border. The primary tribe is the Turkana. Many NGOs, including SIM use the airstrip as they go into do relief, development and missionary work in Sudan. I've spent three nights at the guesthouse in Loki on my way into Sudan on two occasions. At this time there are no commercial flights into my part of Sudan so we overnight in Loki for a charter flight to take us to the Doro dirt airstrip just a short walk from our tukuls. Doro pics will be coming soon. I'm so busy with the work, learning, adjusting, etc. that I've not taken time to upload photos yet.

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