Me, my brother and my grandparents with a beautiful fall tree in Covington, GA

I was really glad my mom was driving when I was on my way to the Atlanta airport, otherwise I wouldn't have gotten this photo of a Hapag Lloyd tractor trailer with the word "Taliban" written in Arabic on the back with spray paint. Dear Hapag Lloyd, did you know someone is writing "Taliban" on the back of your trucks with spray paint?

I saw this mole digging a hole in a sandy patch at Ghost Ranch.

I caught him in mid dirt-fling this time.

Sunrise on the mesa.

Pretty blue skies.

Sarah, Teri and Jennifer... my fellow Egypt volunteers.

We all broke up into small groups to talk about our experiences. Just in my group we had volunteers who went to Hungary, Kenya, The U.K, Guatemala, Miami, FL; and Egypt.

Beautiful mountain ranges

The four Egypt volunteers that could attend at Ghost Ranch. Teri, me, Jennifer, and Sarah (with the sucker-fish mouth)

It was amazing to hear the many stories from all of the YAVs who went all over the world.

The folks who went to the Phillipines could all fit into a traditional, garment that is used for many utilitarian reasons such as holding a baby, a blanket to sleep in, and a surface to eat off of.

I thought this was funny.