Monday, December 3, 2012

Sometimes you gotta ask the locals for directions...
My good friend who sells me onions
A look at the market
Strapping down the day's load to make the bike back to my village

Walking to the garden. Things are much drier now


Checking out the progress at the dry season garden

Issah uses the pump and our new tank and hose to water the tomato beds
A scarecrow. Not sure how effective it is.
Hikima and me at farm
Look what these guys found at their farm!
It appears to be about a 6+ foot python of some kind...a little help from a herpetologist please? Sorry the head was already cut off, hence killing it.

In the village, you take meat any way you can. They were pretty excited.
Andrea Bailey tries rice balls and groundnut soup for the first time! How exciting
Old Man Bori at his store one night. He wants me to find him a job in America
Taking a look at our KTB in the night reveals that not only are bees still there, but so are 2 different kinds of other bugs. Mites of some kind I think. Entymologists help please?
Oh Hikima, you're so darn cute.
As our house gets wired for electricity, the man has to enter the ceiling to run some wires. I guess if you don't have a hole to climb through, you make one, and hope you don't fall :)
Me in my bee suit checking on a hive.
Andrea Bailey and her new friend. She literally wouldn't leave the village until we caught a goat and/or a sheep.
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