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We went down to Lake Awasa and took a ride on the
lake. Celia is snapping shot and I snapped her. Notice the
rower.
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Colobos monkeys will let you feed them bread. Here,
Celia and Tesfaye submit their bread morsels (and fingers)
to them to eat.
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Back into the trees to watch what we humans were up
to.
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Notice the similarity?..He's got long white beard,
too.
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Elsa in her traditional dress she uses for coffee
ceremony.
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That's Elsa and Johnny I told you about in the
notes. Didn't really meet David, but he showed up the last
day before we left.
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That's Wendy, the VSO worker from England, who
teaches English with Celia.
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Our trusty(?) driver. I've forgotten his name, so I
made up one that seemed to describe him.
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Elsa, Celia, and Tesfaye.
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Sara sent along a gift of fabric and Celia hands it
over to her. A new dress?
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Tesfaye's Father and step-mother showed up. Guess
who's coming to dinner?
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Old fogies.
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They brought dinner of traditional Ethiopian food.
Celia made them traditional Peanut Butter and Jam
sandwiches.
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Another view with me substituting for
Celia.
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Working on the web-site of the birthday party.
That's Celia's PowerBook I'm using.
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I saw this Madonna picture in the hotel in Awassa
and snapped it. Neat, huh?
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The mountain behind Celia's house
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What more can be said?
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Hiking up the mountain from Celia's house. That's
the infamous Teetee behind me.
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Looking west from the top of the mountain. What a
view! Wondo Genet means paradise and it comes pretty
close.
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Notice the shelf on that bird watcher. Me, Teetee,
Tesfaye, and Sallie were checking out the scenery.
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Taking a break at the top. Sallie wasn't reallly
asleep.
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