Andy is in the camps! He is teaching at Desert Voice Box Academy for 5 weeks. While he is there he will visit Fatimatu and find out more the Vegetable Project plans. He will send us regular video updates of how the camps have changed in the 10 years since he was last there and what life is like living in what has been described as the most inhospitable place on the planet. (Once he gets the hang of the technology)
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That’s the most fantastic blog. Really gives us a feel for the tough life out there and the value in what is planned
Hi Chris big moment that first lukewarm bucket wash. Family have cleared off for a three day wedding. I’ve been left in charge of the house school and sole responsible for taming the wild students.
Great information Andy on what life is like. Water’s obviously at a premium. i wonder what the make up of the population is and what they do. The project will make a fantastic difference..
Ah so you’re supposed to reply to these things ! Hi Chuck all dry dusty and bit of tan helped by infrequent washing. So much to talk about when I get back please make sure you stop me at a socially acceptable level. It’s a bit like being in a jack london novel,probably the sea wolf but without the sea. Day 37 and still no sign of beer.
Thanks Andy. This is totally fascinating. Thank you for sharing your experience. I can’t imagine living in such a harsh landscape.
Thanks Andy. Great videos and good to see life in the camps and why the project you and others are working on could make such a difference. A brilliant piece of practical activism.
Enjoyed the woman’s tent blog and the little camel very cute .Hope everything is going well with yourself. I’m sure they wont forget you Andy!
Ah so you’re supposed to reply to these things ! Hi Chuck all dry dusty and bit of tan helped by infrequent washing. So much to talk about when I get back please make sure you stop me at a socially acceptable level. It’s a bit like being in a jack london novel,probably the sea wolf but without the sea. Day 37 and still no sign of beer.