Scott and I decided to take our first Sabbath off here in Haiti. It seemed that after 6 weeks largely stuck int the hospital, a road trip was in order, so we headed to Jacmel on the southern coast of the island. Jacmel is a quaint little village by the sea with lots of French influence. While there is some earthquake damage in Jacmel it is not nearly as widespread as it is here around Port-au-Prince. The journey there took us up and over some very deforested yet picturesque mountains and through a number of little towns. Below are some of the sights from our trip.
An Adventist Church by the road in Leogane
Leaving the Port-au-Prince basin
Landslide that completely covered the main road
The French influence
The U.S. influence
Jacmel wharf with relief teams in place
Total Destruction
fires burn everywhere in Haiti
We stopped at the Hotel Cyvadier Plage for lunch
The Chief
The I.C.
East of Jacmel, looking towards the D.R.
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