Posts tagged tigray

ETHIOPIA, NEVER AGAIN!

I have thought of more than a dozen titles for this closing passage about Ethiopia. From all possible aberrations that came through my mind, the lightest and the one that I consider the original is: “Fuck you Ethiopia”.

EthiopiaNicolás Marino31 July 2014adventure, bicycle, cycling, ethiopia, omo, tigray

"Where Are You Go?"

After four days of resting in Wukro and recovering a bit of the lost faith in the Ethiopians thanks to father Ángel and his mission, we resumed the long journey to Addis Ababa.

EthiopiaNicolás Marino15 July 2014addis abeba, adventure, bicycle, churches, cycling, ethiopia, mekele, rock churches, tigray, touring, wukro

Angels of Ethiopia

From all I have written about Ethiopia so far, it should be already clear that the main problem we find again and again in this country is its people, particularly children, and teenagers.

EthiopiaNicolás Marino24 June 2014NGO, adventure, bicycle, children, church, ethiopia, ethiopian, hiv, mission, poverty, tigray, touring, wukro

Faith with Ethiopian Flavour

The Tigray region was the main reason, if not the only one, why our route across Ethiopia was almost double the distance that takes to cross the country along the shortest route. The one

EthiopiaNicolás Marino22 June 2014aba yohani, abuna yemata, adventure, bicycle, children, church, coffee ceremony, cycling, ethiopia, ethiopian, geralta, people, priest, rock churches, rock, tigray, touring