Last time to repair that cuh-razy internet system. This repair job meant cutting off the plastic shield on the feed horn receiver BECAUSE sunbirds had seen their reflections and pecked holes in the plastic, thinking they were fighting off their mortal enemies! The holes allowed moisture in and then a bit of algae formed around some of the bigger holes; probably not a good thing for a delicate system, right? 
So we put on a piece of plastic file folder, secured it with marine glue which Roy happened to have because he had made his own aquarium a few years back. Not something one would normally happen to have on hand out in the bush in Africa, and we can’t just run to a hardware store!
Last chance to plant trees
Last chance for Roy to wander around the gardens and orchards with best buddy Paul to check out how huge everything has grown, to see what’s flowering and what’s fruiting
Last chance to hug a tree in CAR – this happens to be the biggest banana plant Roy has ever seen
Now we’re in the states, ready to catch up with old friends and meet new ones, done with the last minute things of Africa and moving on to the hellos and greetings in the U.S.
