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| While Ken Surdin was my sitemate for a year, Jim Heaton was a common face around Taza due to the fact that his site assignment really didn't exist. Between brewing beer and hiking throughout Tazekka National Park, we always found time to laugh and take our assingments in stride. These are two of the people who made serving in Morocco so worth while. Thanks you guys! |
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| Over the years the Taza house had aquired a home- Jim, Ken, and I atop Jbel Tazekka (6/1999) |
| brewing kit. Here Ken & Kyle are finishing up the bottling |
| That was the best tasting beer I ever had! |
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| Caving in Frioutou with other PCVs Ken & I fooling around in the Taza house |
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| Oh the difference one year makes. On the left is Jim and I in Sept of 1998 and below is us in June of 1999. |
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| Above: Me in the High Atlas Mtns in Aug 1998. |
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| Right: In Taza in June 1999 |
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| Just a few more pictures! GO!! |
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