Dinner at Down Beach |
We’ve told quite a few of the people we have met here
that we will be back one day and they immediately ask when because I think a
lot of people come here, stay for awhile, and leave while saying they will be
back but they do not return. I want to be one of those people that follows
through on the statement of I will be back one day. So I’ve told people that I
can’t guarantee when I will be back because I have to finish school, find a
job, get more clinical experience, and earn some money so that I can afford to
come back, but I want everyone reading this to help hold me to my promise to be
back one day!
Lobe Falls |
The last week of our adventures took us to two beach towns Limbe and Kribi. One with black sands, one with white sands, one English, one French but both pieces of paradise. We spent some time on the beaches relaxing and reflecting on my experiences here, went to the Limbe Wildlife Centre that rescues primates that are injured or being illegal kept or sold, had dinner on Down Beach watching the sunset, “climbed” Mount Cameroon (well really just trekked up a little bit), saw one if not the only waterfall in the world that falls directly into an ocean (Lobé falls), had another broken down bus and finally boarded a plane to start the journey home.
So here is a little goodbye letter to Cameroon, the
people, BCCSDR, SAJOCAH, the Bamenda guest home and hotel, and the friends I
have made that probably only begins to summarize my experience at my home away
from home for the last 7 weeks.
At Etisah Beach |
Thank you for the amazing scenery right outside our door
Thank you for the amazing
scenery throughout our adventures
Thank you for the great weather overall
Thank you for teaching me so much about the Cameroon
culture, life and spirit
Thank you for teaching me so much about myselfThank you for letting me become a part of your lives
Thank you for becoming a part of me