This is the driveway heading into the Logistics Base of the Red Cross. Inside are all kinds of vehicles.
Tap-taps are the main public transportation for the people. These tap-taps can hold anywhere from 14 to 20+ people; depending on how many can squeeze into an open place!
On our travels on the streets of Port-au-Prince, it is common to encounter UN vehicles. This UN military vehicle was driving kind of slow and we decided to pass them.
Kimosabee has lots of force and we "blurred" past them!
The guys standing on the back stood up to see who that "blanc" was who sped past them :) These soldiers were from Japan. They have an engineering contingent here in Haiti
This is the driveway heading into the Logistics Base of the Red Cross. Inside are all kinds of vehicles.
Tap-taps are the main public transportation for the people. These tap-taps can hold anywhere from 14 to 20+ people; depending on how many can squeeze into an open place!
On our travels on the streets of Port-au-Prince, it is common to encounter UN vehicles. This UN military vehicle was driving kind of slow and we decided to pass them.
Kimosabee has lots of force and we "blurred" past them!
The guys standing on the back stood up to see who that "blanc" was who sped past them :) These soldiers were from Japan. They have an engineering contingent here in Haiti
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