We have been out of internet, phone and civilisation connection for a few days. But here we are, still going strong and even smiling.
Before we continue, we want to send out love to Katrina. Peter's sister has had a very serious accident and we wish her a quick recovery and send our prayers in her direction. Thinking of you all the way!
The sky may be grey but we are off to a sunny, positive start.
Even the looming mountains won't slow us down.
So, ask us. 'Was the view worth it?'
<----This is what we expected.
This is what we got. ---->
But, undaunted is the phrase of the day as the distant world faded behind us.
(Top of Loft Beck overlooking Lake Buttermere)
A boot emptying, sock wringing, pants to the hand-drier quick 'hour and a half' pitstop at the Honister slate mine cafe before we realise we are less than an hour from camp. All down hill. And the rain ain't stopping' any time soon. Don't you love English summers.
Non-government organisations
Non-government organisations step in to help and fill the gap in camps and other refuge centres, providing clothes and food donations, and people like V are thankful for the work by non-government organisations. Clothes,
in particular, give V a sense of rejoining the world – of re-entering every day
life, which is been broken apart from conflict.
Article submitted by Anon.
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