This has to be in 2 parts, as the Vista seems to be non-compatable with many things including "blogger", it has taken hours of doing and re-doing to get this far, so I shall start a new blog for the last pictures.
The beauty of the Okanagan on a Cold January Morning.
Mai left Seattle about noon and we at midnight January 13, 2009 
Waiting in Washington/Dulles airport from midnight to 6 am there were no seats until after check-in, that register was blowing cold air. This was about 30 hrs before the inaugeration. 
One hour stop in Rome for new passengers to board. 
Somewhere over Northern Africa.
Mount Kilimanjiro peeking out of the clouds.
These piles of tumbled up rocks are called Kopje's it is amazing how the people build among those rocks that look like they are going to fall any second. 
One of the other wayfarers along the road from Mwanza to Musoma Tanzania.
The tent over the platform at Tanzania Evangelism Site.
The tarps giving the congreation some shade.
The Choir.
Pathfinders, Marching Demonstration.
The meetings were held in a feild about 1 block from his church, and those baptized will attend this church.
Partly plastered.
Floor almost complete, this church was started in 2005.
Building benches. 
Ten benches completed.Look at all the Children!!!
All wantinjg to shake hands with the Mazungu (Swahili for "white person")
These little girls cared for their baby siblings every evening, that is just the way it is, they don't need store bought dolls to play with, they have real live crying laughing and wetting dolls to play with.
Aren't they cute???!!
Look at them all!!
Twins.
I just learned how you carry 2 babies at one time!!!
Baptism
Husband and wife.
Twin sisters baptized.
The ones baptized from the meetings.
Those baptized into the big church, all under the same Pastor.
This girl caused a disturbance at the meetins several nights, as she was demon possesed, but this is the day of her baptisim.
These are the ladies that cooked for us.
At workin an outside kiktchen.
This is the house where they cooked. 
A picture of one of the meals.
We ate at the home of this couple (I am holding their little granddaughter) 
This is Phillgona who brought the food and served it to us.
Phillgona's house.
The courtyard, different family members live in small sections of this building and all cook in the courtyard.
The guard by our hotel I was trying to get a picture of the street, but he thought I wanted on of him, so I took this and then continued with the stree pictures.
The storm sewer in front of our hotel, and throughout the town.
Lake Victoria "Car Wash"
Tanzania Mailbox.The Serengeti!!
http://www.serengeti.org/
A Catus Tree.
The beauty of Africa.
The road was just to rough for the tire.
Waiting for the bus that would take us from Tanzania to Uganda.
There it is, 2 & 1/2 hours late.
All night over a bumpy road, arriving 17 hrs later. See Beth sitting just above the door.
Morning sights.
A Catus Tree.
The beauty of Africa.
The road was just to rough for the tire.On to the Next Experience
Waiting for the bus that would take us from Tanzania to Uganda. 
There it is, 2 & 1/2 hours late. 
All night over a bumpy road, arriving 17 hrs later. Morning sights. Our Hotel
Four hours by car over more bumpy roads brought us to Imbale, East Uganda, and this hotel, which is owned by an Adventist couple.
This is one method of tramsportation, caled budda budda (meaning from boarder to boarder)
Sunday market next to the hotel.
Housing area after the market.
The last picture of the interior, but the floor has been poured and turned out very nice.
The bigger church started in 2005 by Hector's brother Wailu. Ikiki (where our little Daniel's grandfather attends)
Vinko's Church, started in 2008, here you can see the window frames, this way even without glass, they can lock it up for security.
Fred our friend from the hotel being baptized.
Sabbath lunch special for the President of the Mission and the Mazungu's!!!
The "Straight and narrow road" between 2 buildings.
A school of about 900 students is acrosws the road from the "Kelowna" Church building that is under construction.
Giving School Notebooks to students across the road from the church, (our little Danny in the foreground with Hector's hat on) After this we took Danny to his home village to see his mother and siblings, as it had been 10 days since we had taken him from his village and then on to the hospital in Kampala. I am not including Danny's pictures and story here becasuse it is the most precious story we will be bringing home with us, and we want to share that one with you in person. For those of you who don't live in Kelowna, we send a couple pictures by e-mail, and later we will put all of Danny's pictures on the blog.
Four hours by car over more bumpy roads brought us to Imbale, East Uganda, and this hotel, which is owned by an Adventist couple.
This is one method of tramsportation, caled budda budda (meaning from boarder to boarder)
Sunday market next to the hotel.
Housing area after the market.Working on the churches in Uganda.
The exterior when we left but there were also some metal window frames installed.
The last picture of the interior, but the floor has been poured and turned out very nice. The bigger church started in 2005 by Hector's brother Wailu. Ikiki (where our little Daniel's grandfather attends) Vinko's Church, started in 2008, here you can see the window frames, this way even without glass, they can lock it up for security.Evangelism at the Mall
this was the end of the evangelism, and all the Sabbath services were held here, morning, lunch, and afternoon.
The ride to the Baptizim
Fred our friend from the hotel being baptized.
Sabbath lunch special for the President of the Mission and the Mazungu's!!! The "Straight and narrow road" between 2 buildings.A school of about 900 students is acrosws the road from the "Kelowna" Church building that is under construction.
Giving School Notebooks to students across the road from the church, (our little Danny in the foreground with Hector's hat on) After this we took Danny to his home village to see his mother and siblings, as it had been 10 days since we had taken him from his village and then on to the hospital in Kampala. I am not including Danny's pictures and story here becasuse it is the most precious story we will be bringing home with us, and we want to share that one with you in person. For those of you who don't live in Kelowna, we send a couple pictures by e-mail, and later we will put all of Danny's pictures on the blog.