We didn't sleep as well as we would have liked. No mosquitos but barking dogs, crowing cockerels and the hardest pillows imaginable meant many a waking moment!
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| Here's our overnight abode |
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| Pan bringing us breakfast. He'd bought and carried corn flakes and croissants with him! |
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| The government has provided each family with a solar panel which provides electricity for some lighting and other uses |
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| The family's wood store |
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| Inside everything has its place... |
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| ...except for the smoke which just disappears through the walls and roof. |
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| Our hostess and her friend brought out all their handiwork for Tine to peruse (and hopefully purchase)! |
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| It was time to leave the village, on foot this time but accompanied by black pigs |
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| The village boundary: sacrificed animals are sometimes left here to ward off evil spirits |
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| A final view of the village |
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