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Camels
Camels in the Kgalagadi Desert! Aren't they adorable?!
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Beer Bottle Decoration
Some individuals and establishments are finding creative ways to reuse and recycle. This lodge used beer bottles to decorate around plants.
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Rondoval
A traditionally-built house. Today, there are more modern concrete houses than the traditional huts in many areas of Botswana.
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Hauling Firewood
These hardworking men would ride their bikes out of Mzuzu and towards Chikangawa to get firewood. They would push the bikes up and down huge hills back into the city to see this firewood for pennies.
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Damali
A neighbor girl age 3. She was terrified by every other mzungu except me. It took her quite a while to warm up to me though.
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Making galimotos
The boys in my backyard molding mud into toy cars and trucks after a rain. My yard was a playground and I loved the laughter that was ever present.
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Collaring Eles
Peace Parks came to Vwaza to collar elephants. It was amazing to sit next to this sleeping giant!
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Impatiently Waiting
Mangoes in the tree behind my house. They take forever to ripen and I couldn't wait to sink my teeth into them. I had to keep a vigilant eye on the children who liked to eat them green!
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Peace Corps Feet
I sent this home and my family was mortified, not because of the dirty feet, but the unshaved legs!
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Traditional Beekeeping
A group of local bee keepers harvest honey from a log hive - no suit and no smoker. They were seeking help from me to help source funds for equipment and more sustainable hives.
