A couple of months ago (has it really been that long!) when my parents were here, my mom asked me to take a few pics of houses on our drive from Geita to Mwanza. I got a little carried away and took tons of pictures. I decided it might be a nice blog post, to show you the Tanzanian countryside and towns that we see when we make that drive. Even after carefully selecting which pictures to include, it's a lot, so I'm going to break this into two posts. Here's part one:
a house
witchdoctor huts
the concrete post is a mile marker
many buildings between Geita and Mwanza have been marked with red spray paint to be destroyed because they are too close to the road. Some now have a series of numbers on them. We're not entirely sure why.
laundry drying
bicycles are a major form of transportation
a mill
lumber yard
housing
cows and goats in the road
in the back there is a water hole where cows and goats are drinking
this sign indicates that you are leaving the town of Nyasenga
bicycles are used to haul EVERYTHING
this is the back of a truck we were passing
rock formations like this appear more and more as you approach Lake Victoria
the lake is visible in the back ground
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