The amazing African woman at her daily tasks |
The amazing African truck drivers at their daily tasks |
The amazing African Egg Delivery man at his daily task |
The amazing African worker |
with their heavy loads |
Not just a heavy load, but quite precarious getting it safely delivered |
The amazing African Mother, works while loaded with her child on her back |
These homes are made from dirt and cow manure. The floors are usually dirt pressed so hard it resembles concrete |
There are several types of homes that we see, but these seem to be quite prevalent |
and easily constructed. |
Just one room homes |
Curtains in the doorways are used to keep flying bugs out and fresh air in |
Notice the cute decrative hanging plant |
This is another type of housing mostly constructed of concrete |
There are many homes made of brick. The shed on the side is the kitchen where all the cooking is done outside on charcoal stoves |
Rows of dirt homes |
Wash day....the amazing African woman housewife |
The Amazing African woman on her way to the market |
The amazing African Taxis. This is what it looks like out our car window as we drive trying to get around all the taxis |
The amazing African Vendor. These Somosas are actually really good. He will fry them up for you for 200 shillings |
The amazing African children with their little shaved heads. |
My resident lizard. You have to look hard, but he has a bright blue face |
The amazing dare-devil African worker - hauling bananas |
The amazing African Security force at work |
The amazingly fast African monkey who runs around so fast I can never get his picture |
Ha Ha - gotcha |
My amazing African Sunday guard who is going off to work in his garden. His name is David and he will plant lots of things |
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It really is all amazing! And you are too!
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