I don't know what they use this for |
Sugar Cane is on her head |
Making used shoes look like new |
Cute Elder F. working hard bringing the Gospel to the land of Uganda |
Rubbing that dirt in good |
Car wash |
Hauling |
To Market To Market following mom |
Children hauling water |
He is on a bicycle. The black at the bottom of the picture is the dash board of our car |
This is a hand-woven mat. People use the mats for beds, or chairs, or for rugs. |
These aren't regular bananas. They call them "Matokee" and they are cooked before eating. This is a staple of the diet here |
He is not really shining shoes for other people. He has purchased a bag of used shoes from a humanitarian donated palate. He now cleans and polishes the shoes and sells them on the road |
Shopping day |
These bags contain charcoal which is made from the hardwood that grows here |
All the children pitch in on shopping/selling day |
Soda pop delivery by bike. These bikes have no gears, just brute power |
People mover. Cheaper than a taxi |
Coke delivery |
Each of these gerry cans full of water weigh about 45 pounds. It is so heavy that they can't ride the bikes, they just push them along the street. We see even little children with this kind of load |
This is a wheel chair that is powered by hand bike pedals. We see a huge amount of people who suffer from polio. Many of the people who live in remote villages do not have access to vaccinations |
Hey just waiting for the taxi on a hot day. It is really rare for women to wear pants, so I thought for a minute it was a man, but she has a purse. A modern woman |
More Matokee delivery, and there is probably some meat wrapped up in the banana leaves |
There are market areas along the highway where vendors offer fresh cooked food to people traveling in the taxi's. Drive-through African version. |
More deliveries |
You can buy clothing out in the sidewalk sale area. Never mind that it rains on everything |
Off to market |
working |
Keeping the matokee protected in the market |
hauling water in gerry cans is an everyday chore for everyone |
more people movers -Notice the people on the side of the road going to market for more water or food |
Share the load |
Spend a day at Macy's |
Elder B trying to keep up with the African workers. Changing the smoke detectors at the Mission Home in Kampala |
Hoping all those tires are packed in well |
Share the load - these boys were in the middle of the street |
4 comments:
Sheesh. I cannot even fathom what it is like for you guys to live there. Amazing that they an rig up so much on a little motorcycle.
Amazing survival living there in Uganda! I can just see you taking pictures out of the car window as fast as you can get your camera up! At least you never cease to be amazed! Keep safe!
Your pictures are amazing!! I love being able to see them. And i think the people are incredible!!
Our life is so diffferent from theirs in so many ways. You are seeing and doing such amazing things!
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