Here are some more pictures of the field. Landscape are really beautiful, but also quite difficult to click because land is wide and flat. Anyway... Here is a traditional homestead in Okandolwena:
Baby in the back of my pick-up (we call it bakkie in Namibia):
Smiling clients:
Banking under the tree:
Donkeys everywhere in that season:
Strange alley:
More donkeys:
A group of women quietly listening to the training. Owambo all sit with legs stretched. It is the "proper" way to sit according to them!
Beautiful old woman:
Petrus, our driver:
Here are some of the terrains we have to go through: deep sand, 50% chances to get stuck if you are not careful.
Thorns of trees are quite sharp too:
A designer root!
Difficult to know who was here first: termites or the tree?
Simeon, our other driver:
Baby in the back of my pick-up (we call it bakkie in Namibia):
Smiling clients:
Banking under the tree:
Donkeys everywhere in that season:
Strange alley:
More donkeys:
A group of women quietly listening to the training. Owambo all sit with legs stretched. It is the "proper" way to sit according to them!
Beautiful old woman:
Petrus, our driver:
Here are some of the terrains we have to go through: deep sand, 50% chances to get stuck if you are not careful.
Thorns of trees are quite sharp too:
A designer root!
Difficult to know who was here first: termites or the tree?
Simeon, our other driver:
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