CABALKAS' IN THE CONGO

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Friday, September 29, 2006

Some Beauty in Kinshasa, DR Congo






Here are some pictures of the beauty of the Congo. I haven't any clue what any of these flowers are named....but they are really amazing in color. The top center flower is a flower growing from a tree...the right and left top are huge roots from a tree in one of the yards here at TASOK. The lower pictures of the flowers grow all around the grounds here at the school. The Congo is really special in its ability to grow pretty much everything (except grapes!), they say that here in the Congo...all you need to do is take a plant and put it into the ground and it will grow, but here in Kinshasa....all you have to do is take any plant and lay it on the ground and it will grow. Apparently, when the rainy season comes, it turns absolutely beautiful and lush...green everywhere and everyone I have talked to says it becomes an absolute feast for your eyes!

5 Comments:

At 6:32 PM, Blogger Unknown said...

I love the pictures! They are absolutely amazing. Keep them coming. I miss you guys!

 
At 11:31 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Thank you God for creating so many beautiful things for our eyes to behold. We see You in Your creation.
We have a creative God!!

miss you
tg

 
At 8:28 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

reallly nice pictures! wish i could take pics like these!
--Last night was soo awesome, thanks for making it fun, and i hope y'all can come over and do it again soon! Love you guys!

 
At 1:17 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

These are beautiful!! Thanks for sharing them with us. Isn't God great to have so much of His beauty surround us regardless where in this world we find ourselves?
You continue to be in our prayers!
Love, Lita and Galen

 
At 2:53 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Steve,
Well, I cannot tell you what kind of spider you took a picture of, but the white flower you have featured twice is a zantedeschia, more commonly known as a calla lily, (at least I believe it is) and one of my favorite flowers! Thanks for keeping us a part of your lives with all of the pictures. You almost make me want to come to Africa!
Love to you and Grace,
Christi

 

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