It’s unbelievable that I’m once again packing my bags to go the Caribbean, to Haiti. Last year I made a photo collage of the clothes I brought with me. It gave me a nice overview over my wardrobe during six-or-so weeks away from home. So I tried something similar while packing this year too, but there was just no time or space to make it as… orderly as I would have wished.
I wouldn’t have believed it was possible, but I feel equally badly prepared as the first time I was going. Yet, I’ll be on the airplane in a couple of hours.
Wish me luck!
Think of nothing 
Good luck.
Wishing you happy travels.
Wishing you safe & happy travels. Good luck!
Love your, “back to wonderland” photo. It’s absolutely breathtaking.
Safe travels! I look forward to seeing what you find!
Have a wonderful trip, I am envious (even though I just returned) that you are heading to that amazing and wonderful place!!
good luck!
Have a great trip and come back with plenty of incredible images 🙂
That’s fantastic news, Ksenia! I wish you GREAT luck!!! 🙂 Have fun! 🙂
enjoy and have a safe trip! i’m looking forward to your pics 🙂
Good luck, beautiful soul! We are always RICHLY rewarded with your photos! ;oP
Keep an eye out for solar ovens when you are there. A group I know of has helped with numerous projects in Haiti. Good luck & take care.
will do! which group? 🙂
Jack Anderson (John B. Anderson) is the founder of Kyoto Twist Solar Cooking Society. He has developed a variety of solar cookers and initiated several projects in Haiti.
kyoto Twist is sadly shutting it’s doors. One of the groups we helped fund and promote is.the Haiti Solar Oven Partners with the Free United Methodist Church – I think it is Port Au Prince. Jack has traveled to Haiti on numerous occasions.
Good luck and have a good trip.
My family is from Haiti, so it is nice to stumble upon something like this every once in a while.