Here are some pictuers I took while visiting my friend:
Here is myself, and my friend (she's the second one on the right). In front of us sits a mud stove which the women built themselves.
Here is a woman giving a workshop on how build mud stoves. She did a great job!
This woman is building a mud stove for her own personal use!
It's laundry day! check out the holes that have been worn away in the rock.
Here is a vendor selling fulani clothing. The pieces of cloth above his head are traditional fulani head wraps
Here are the fulani. Hands down the most beautiful race of people on the face of the planet. I'm pretty sure they can't do anothing without being graceful. Even as kids they are breathtaking.
Here is myself, and my friend (she's the second one on the right). In front of us sits a mud stove which the women built themselves.
Here is a woman giving a workshop on how build mud stoves. She did a great job! 
This woman is building a mud stove for her own personal use!
It's laundry day! check out the holes that have been worn away in the rock.
Here is a vendor selling fulani clothing. The pieces of cloth above his head are traditional fulani head wraps
Here are the fulani. Hands down the most beautiful race of people on the face of the planet. I'm pretty sure they can't do anothing without being graceful. Even as kids they are breathtaking.
1 comment:
Thanks for the picture of the Fulani. They really are beautiful.
When we visited we were shown some of these grooves that were worn away in rock from washing or grinding food. It blew my mind and still does.
That is WORK!!!!
Stay wonderful, Mark Loehrke (Carly's dad)
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