Observations:
- Kenge, Turnbull and I headed toward the plains.
- The cook did not want Kenge eating in the guest house because he considered him to be indigenes. We all ate on the kitchen floor instead.
- We traveled into the plains and then back into the forest.
- The people of the forest are unable to adapt to a life outside the forest. They need the shade other wise many get heat stroke and they are not able to fight off outside diseases.
There was not much about religion in this chapter other than the different missions they came in contract with on their journey.
There was not much about religion in this chapter other than the different missions they came in contract with on their journey.
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