CHAPTER 34
MAURICE
Patel and I put up a single tent for us but John pulls out his own, preferring to stay alone.
His green tent is of heavier material than ours and he digs a trench and covers part of it underground. He is well prepared.
Hours after we have set up our camp he is still working on his, completing the process by erecting a communication mast on top.
I know a top frequency radio mast when I see one and I am awed by the determination of the embassy, to rescue it's citizens by all means possible.
Darkness is approaching and the two are not aware of the dangers involved.
I have seen signs of habitation around here and it is obvious the previous inhabitants used to dwell on trees.
The trees have signs of stress from people climbing up every so often.
I silently identify t
