Fulbright: Trip to French Colonial – Ste. Genevive

by Syayid, posted in During the Fulbright Experiences (2011-2013), Travelling and Places

This trip was provided by Fulbright chapter in Southern Illinois University Carbondale (SIUC) together with Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE). It was in October 8, 2011.

In front of historical house in St. Gnevive

 

Standing in a wall of historical house in St. Gnevive

 

Smile.. ^_^

 

Me and beautiful flowers

 

In front of a shop in St. Gnevive

 

In front of a shop in St. Gnevive

 

Me and Ruth Sumule. We are both Fulbrighters from Indonesia.
With Mas Tugi from Papua (Indonesia)

 

 

Smile in front of the bus of SIUC

 

On a ship to St. Gnevive

 

At the door of the office in St. Gnevive

 

The name of the place that I visit in 2011

 

Smile... ^_^

 

The leaflet about the trip

 

I like this piece of work hanging on that tree!

 

Want some ice cream?

 

One a ship to St. Gnevive

 

In a historical place in St. Gnevive

 

Smile... but feeling tired!

 

After the trip, end up in Chinese restaurant with friends

 

Thank you mas Tugi for your ride and Ruth Sumule for your help in taking my pictures!

Cheers!

 

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