This a picture at Lake Bosomtwe. We stopped there to say hi to a missionary family that Margaret knows and to look at the beauty of the lake. But as you can see our view was severely limited. It isn't the time of day or even bad photography. That haze you see is the harmatan. The fine dust that blows down from the Sahara Desert at this time of year. It has a beauty of its own but I must confess I would have preferred seeing the sun sparkle on the water.
Mariah and I posing for the scenic lake picture behind us that you can't really see:)
Kids at a road side fruit and vegetable stand. They were so sweet. Just hanging out with their mom as she tries to sell her products to drivers.
As we drove through one small village late in the afternoon we came upon these kids getting water for their families. Water fetching is the duty of young boys and girls. This pump is probably the only source of water for the village - there might be two pumps but certainly no water coming directly to the houses. They were so happy to pose for the picture.
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