More Than A Simple Industrial

Naomi. 

A wonderful Christian.

Around the Maasai Village

Mud and sticks with a tin roof...a Maasai home.

Maasai shephert with his transistor radio.

Naomi in her home.

Brush wall around the compound.

Walking out to the new church building.

Inside the church building...a work in progress.

Children warming up to Della.

Heading back to the village.

Harron checks out the goats.

Friends.

Meeting the Chief

Maasai Village

Maasai chief (seated) posing with his fourth wife and his son, the pastor (in the "got faith" t-shirt. Young fellow in yellow shirt is also one of the chief's  many descendants.

A Long and Winding Dirt Road in Kenya

Harron expertly negotiated the road's twists and turns, bumps and rocks and gouges.

Herd of goats.

Maasai school children.

Blanket drying..

Car Trouble on the Road to a Maasai Village

Bumpy roads tend to produce car trouble.

Fear not.

Harron and Lydiah know what to do. 

A Windmill Field in Kenya

Goats and cattle grazing on the hillside.

Relaxing place to spend a few hours.

Harron takes a nap.

Della and Lydia in a heart-to-heart.

Along the Road in Kenya

Selling Charcoal.

Countryside.

Hillside community.

Selling sugar cane from a wheelbarrow. 

This young man peels the cane with a sharp knife. Then he chops the cane into cubes. We bought a small bag of cubes to suck on. Good stuff.

Cattle at the roadside.

How to Carry a Baby, African Style

Bend over. Set baby on your back. Drape a 6' by 3' cloth over baby. Arrange cloth across baby's back, under one of your arms and over the other. Tie cloth at front. 

Okay, so they only trusted me with a stuffed animal.