The following are images from the back of a pickup truck on our drive from Port-au-Prince to the All Hands base in Léogâne. What do you think?
The images below were taken today as we walked around our base and then around Léogâne to get a feel for our surroundings.
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| yummy clean water! |
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| tents and drying clothes |
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| razor wire to protect our base |
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| i think they meant love... |
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| clothespins on the roof of our base |
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| a book left on the roof |
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| view from the roof |
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| view inside our base from the roof. it is an incomplete nightclub that survived the earthquake and is now leased to us by Joe, a local entrepreneur who made his money driving cabs in NYC and also operates the bar on the property |
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| more of the roof |
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| collapsed house in Leogane, the concrete base crumbled but the wooden second floor remains mostly intact |
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| the newly reopened hospital in Leogane |
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| our fearless leaders, Aaron and Andrew |
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| the cemetery in Leogane |
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| "HEY YOU!" all the children shout at us blans (white people), a phrase they learned from the US troops that were here shortly after the earthquake last year |
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some beautiful boys in their school uniforms, cheesin' for the camera |
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