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I attended a talk this year by a dentist who had worked briefly on the Mercy Ships in Liberia. Nigel and I were invited as guests by a surg...

When I was in Liberia I was fascinated each time I passed the parliament building in the capital city, Monrovia, where I lived. I really lik...

I have had requests to see what the inside of the ship looked liked that we lived on in Liberia. It is an old converted rail ferry from Euro...

How can you help a country that has little running water, no electricity outside the capital and a system of governance that barely function...

We, or shall I say mostly Nigel, has had a sudden surge in news coverage from our Liberia experience. He was contacted by Mercy Ships and as...

While I was on the ship I had wanted to do a blog called Mercy Feet. I would photograph every department's feet only and then it would b...

We had a blog request almost half a year ago now from two young nephews asking to document the amount of sweat we produced while running in ...

4 years after the bloody civil war it was still not uncommon to see tanks rolling through the streets of Libera. There was a permenatly park...

There were all sorts of dwellings that people lived in in Liberia. Some lived on the river in shacks. I am not sure what happens in the ra...