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Photos from the Trinidad and South Africa Tours. 

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Travelers arrive at the airport in Port of Spain Trinidad.
 

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The Sixth District visitors are greeted by Mrs. Berna Warner (left) who hosted the delegation and Mrs. Wayne Anthony (right), wife of Presiding Elder Anthony who assisted with coordinating and hosting the tour.

The TT Soccer team had made it to the finals in the World Cup.  We were greeted by the proud TT residents.

Sixth District WMS President, Mrs. Shirley Washington (left), Episcopal Supervisor Dr. Pam DeVeaux (middle), and Mrs. Brenda Haithco (Rev. Jai Haithco, Sr.) pause for a photo at the Hilton Hotel in Trinidad.  The delegation is preparing to depart for their first mission visit during the tour.

Bishop DeVeaux (right) and Dr. Debora Grant preparing to board the South Africa Airlines airbus at Washington D.C. Dulles Airport in route to Johannesburg, RSA.  The group prepares for 16 hours aboard the plane with a one hour stop in Dakar, Senegal for refueling.

The delegation is greeted in Johannesburg by Bishop James L. Davis (middle), Presiding Bishop of the Nineteenth Episcopal District.  Here he chats with Bishop DeVeaux (right) and Rev. Kenneth Marcus (left).

A view of beautiful Table Mountain from the tour bus as the group travels to their destination at the classy Southern Sun Hotel near the water front.  Cape Town offered a beautiful, as well as interesting, sight seeing experience.

Another awesome view of Table Mountain.

This photo should put the view of Table Mountain into better perspective, as it towers over the densely populated valley area.

This water fountain contributes to the contemporary beauty of the city.

The delegation dined at an up-scale restaurant on the Cape.  Pastors Richard Yancey and Ronald Slaughter leaving the restaurant following a very elegant meal.