I went to visit people in
Nkokonjeru and we were heading to a football match that was in progress, but as we arrived it turned out they finished early. One of the teams refused to continue play because they disputed a goal made by the other team.
This is my friend Sarah's view out her window. She gets to see a version of this Every morning. Lucky her!
If I walk a ways, I get to see this colorful seen of the setting sun
back dropping a sand mine.
The children that run over for pictures every time they see me near the maize mill.
The very persistent three (from the above pic).
Working hard in the maize mill.
Sunset on Lake Victoria with the
fishermen at work catching their pay.
These are children up the road from the sand mine. They all collect water from an unprotected spring and then carry the 20L of water back home...up to pretty good inclines, smiles and all.
Just wanted to share a picture of crops grown together. At the moment the term is escaping me...sorry
Drs.
Petrillo and
Demchik.
An A
nkole bovine. Their horns are definitely massive.
I went to visit people in Nkokonjeru and we were heading to a football match that was in progress, but as we arrived it turned out they finished early. One of the teams refused to continue play because they disputed a goal made by the other team.
This is my friend Sarah's view out her window. She gets to see a version of this Every morning. Lucky her!
If I walk a ways, I get to see this colorful seen of the setting sun back dropping a sand mine.
The children that run over for pictures every time they see me near the maize mill.
The very persistent three (from the above pic).
Working hard in the maize mill.
Sunset on Lake Victoria with the fishermen at work catching their pay.
These are children up the road from the sand mine. They all collect water from an unprotected spring and then carry the 20L of water back home...up to pretty good inclines, smiles and all.
Just wanted to share a picture of crops grown together. At the moment the term is escaping me...sorry Drs. Petrillo and Demchik.
An Ankole bovine. Their horns are definitely massive.
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