Kenema Highway??

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Highway??

      The roads in Sierra Leone are very different from the US.  This is the Kenema "Highway."  When the rains come this can get very difficult to pass through.  I thought a video would be the best way to show the deep mud ruts.  Many times we find trucks stuck or motorbikes tipped over with their heavy loads.




 


















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  1. dqAugust 26, 2024 at 4:34 AM

    Tracy, your video is private, so we cannot watch it. If you upload it to your google drive, right click on it, share, it will give you an option to give ys permission. From there you can give ys a link.
    Yoy could also put it on YouTube to help us watch it.

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