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Photo Gallery #35- People of Gounou-Gaya, #2
Just
a few photos here, with more shots of some
of the people I live and work with every day...
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Dakassia,
who's obviously bothered by something...
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Agathe,
Marc's neice, who came to live with us while she was in
sixieme at the middle school in town, holding
Dakassia. Unfortunately, I don't know her friend's name. |
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Agathe,
holding Dakassia, and Dounplata's youngest son.
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Valaddi
and Agathe. |
Ayra,
another one of Dounplata's daughters, making one of what
must be 20 daily trips to the pump to haul water. |
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A
view of the assembled crowd and pastors at the EFLT (Eglise
Fraternelle Lutherien du Tchad) graduation ceremony
in May, when 30 new pastors were ordained after finishing
a four-year course. |
Marc
and I were both seated with the honored guests- he's the
official chef du quartier, and I was representing
Peace Corps, I suppose. |
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The
pastor's wives, who each had special complètes
made for the ceremony. |
| Amos,
kicking back in my hangar. |
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My
landlord's yougest children, whose names I can't remember,
but who are about five and seven. |
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