We had the most ridiculous journey by minibus to Guyana’s
capital, Georgetown..at times we did not know whether to laugh or cry as the
road was so bad! I was very grateful
that I did not need to drive and the whole experience reminded me of parts of
Africa. Georgetown has a real Caribbean feel mixed with some British history..and its been really nice to speak English again! I have even found proper tea served - lovely!
Our time in Georgetown was spent mainly as a team saying
some farewells as about half of the team felt that it was right for them to
return home. So there were many tears
shed and lots of lovely things said about each other. I also got to hang out with the younger girls
on an individual basis to help in the processing of the adventure! Whilst
we have been staying in the city we have also prayed for people on the streets
and saw one lady’s sight partially restored.
Wow!
Tomorrow I will be doing my fourth airport run in as many
days saying goodbye to team members and then I get to travel to Suriname and
French Guyana as they are our last two countries to visit!
And I’m excited to say that my flight is booked home so I
will be returning to the UK and sunny Salford on Tuesday 20th
November! So I hope to see many of you
in the next few weeks. Thanks for
reading and God bless you lots.
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