Vastine's Father
posted by Peter and Hinda Schnurman at 11:47 PM
Sunday, March 30, 2008
About Me
- Name: Peter and Hinda Schnurman
- Location: Shoreline, Washington, United States
Since 2000 we have been volunteering with NGO's in the developing world for several months each year and have worked in Thailand, India, Uganda, Namibia, Mexico, and Ghana,Kenya, Ethiopia and Tanzania. We try to empower people, organizations, and communities. We are fortunate to have made many friends in the NGO's that we have worked with and we continue to communicate with them and provide whatever assistance we can. When we are in the USA, we support and volunteer with non profit organizations that empower people. We live in Seattle, Washington, USA near our children and their families. We travel for pleasure in the USA and throughout the world in addition to our international volunteer activities. We photograph our travels, and share them with friends, family, and many can be seen in private homes,non profit organizations,and on postcards, and other printed material, businesses and other public places. You can see some of our photographs at www.peterschnurman.com Contact: hindapeter@gmail.com View our videos at youtube.com/hindapeter
Links
- Peter Schnurman Photo
- View Peter and Hinda's Video's on You Tube: Our Volunteer Experiences; How You Can Help Children and Others; and More.
Previous Posts
- Vastine's Mother
- Washing Clothes Together
- PeterPaul Negotiating Dowry With 2 of Vastine's Br...
- Mushrooms Anyone?
- Kitchen at Our Village House
- Village Girl in Red Skirt
- Pink Flower Among Matooke Trees
- Ironing in the Village With Charcoal Iron
- Guess Who?
- Email 7 From Uganda
1 Comments:
Hello! I am doing a 'fake' management plan, for a college course, for the African cheetah in the Caprivi Region of Namibia. I was wondering if you have seen any cheetahs in the area? I have just started my search for the answer when I came across your site here. I am more concerned with whether or not cheetahs are (or were) once in the Caprivi region. And if cheetahs were once a part of the region, why are they gone currently (if they are)? If you can't answer this question could you please forward my request to someone who can? Thank you!!
-Casi M. (casi.morgan@okstate.edu)
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