Rick McBee's Writings to Enhance your Life
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Richard H. McBee (Rick McBee) Writes about, Works in, and Travels in Africa 1966 – 2014
The Purpose of this site is:
A. To share with my followers my current and completed writing about Africa.
My first book – Kalahari – 1995,
and
My newest book – The Ghosts of Ukuthula – 2015:
A novel about the “Third Force” which attempted to take over the government of the Republic of South Africa in 1989-90 and thwart the move to a racially inclusive black African majority ruled government.
B. To share with readers my Peace Corps work in Cameroon 1966 – 68 .
St. Joseph’s College, student band, Juju man in Ndu, Giant Mt. Cameroon moth
C. To share my work as a Methodist Missionary in Maun Botswana, Africa in the 1973 – 1977.
Children fishing in dried river, Maun Secondary School, Student village clean-up.
D. And, to share my travels in Africa, including 2014 visit to Botswana.
Sunset in Chobe, Confiscated skulls of poached animals, Maun Secondary School
I Hope you enjoy your visit to my site and will share it with others.
See other links to my works at: http://www.richardhmcbeejr.com
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Found your blog, very nice pix. I don’t know many other people who’ve been to Botswana; have any of your blog posts been about your time there?
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