I took this picture in Morogoro while visiting the women in the village. These are tools used for making pottery, including a corn cob and piece of a calabash for smoothing out bowls. I liked how the light was hitting it.
This is also in Morogoro at the village. We stopped at one woman’s house and I liked how her items looked hanging outside.
This is a view of Morogoro at sunset from Rose and Gasper’s house. It was so breathtakingly beautiful, but once the sun goes down here it goes down so quickly. I had to hurry to get these pictures.
This is a picture of Rose and Christine. Rose was my host in Morogoro but I spent a lot of time with these women and really loved being with them.
This is a picture of Morogoro. It is very beautiful there with the town located at the foot of the mountains. It is raining season so it always looks like the clouds are kissing the mountains. I think this is one of the most beautiful places I have seen in Tanzania so far.
I took this picture in Morogoro while visiting the women in the village. These are tools used for making pottery, including a corn cob and piece of a calabash for smoothing out bowls. I liked how the light was hitting it.
This is also in Morogoro at the village. We stopped at one woman’s house and I liked how her items looked hanging outside.
This is a view of Morogoro at sunset from Rose and Gasper’s house. It was so breathtakingly beautiful, but once the sun goes down here it goes down so quickly. I had to hurry to get these pictures.
This is a picture of Rose and Christine. Rose was my host in Morogoro but I spent a lot of time with these women and really loved being with them.
This is a picture of Morogoro. It is very beautiful there with the town located at the foot of the mountains. It is raining season so it always looks like the clouds are kissing the mountains. I think this is one of the most beautiful places I have seen in Tanzania so far.
The pictures you have posted so far are so awe inspiring. I especially love seeing the pictures of the people. Reading your blog has whet my appetite to continue my travel plans. Enjoy your travels with Tim and the well deserved creature comforts. BTW ... Everytime I go to MAYO THAI, the ladies ask how Miss Ann is doing. And that they miss you.
ReplyDeleteWow.. the pictures of Africa are so beautiful. I loved the pic of the door and the pottery tools too. So, tell me, what decadence are you most missing? (Aside from toilet seats and hot showers?) Love you!!! Stay safe and happy.
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