Oloba
Nous avons passé la frontière du Congo pour aller dans un grand village oloba. Les gens au Congo ont moins que les Gabonnais. Les pistes sont atroces, envahies par la végétation. Mais ça valait le coup l'acceuil était énorme.
C'est moi qui distribue les bonbons à chaque village. J'ai cru qu'on allait me mange la main parfois !!!
Les enfants d'Oloba sont terribles ! Ils ont dansé et chanté. Je leur ai offert un beau ballon de foot et ils ont joué toute la nuit !
We breifly went to Congo to a village called Oloba. The population there has just about nothing and the "roads" to get there are horrible, completly invaded by the vegetation. But it was really worth crossing the border, the people were so nice.
I as allways distributed sweets. i was sometimes worried that the kids were going to eat my hand !
Children in Oloba are great. They danced and sung. I gave them a nice football and they played all night !
C'est moi qui distribue les bonbons à chaque village. J'ai cru qu'on allait me mange la main parfois !!!Les enfants d'Oloba sont terribles ! Ils ont dansé et chanté. Je leur ai offert un beau ballon de foot et ils ont joué toute la nuit !We breifly went to Congo to a village called Oloba. The population there has just about nothing and the "roads" to get there are horrible, completly invaded by the vegetation. But it was really worth crossing the border, the people were so nice.
I as allways distributed sweets. i was sometimes worried that the kids were going to eat my hand !
Children in Oloba are great. They danced and sung. I gave them a nice football and they played all night !