Normally I don’t put two photography-only blogs nearly back to back. However, there were simply too many pictures from the last trip to include in my April post, so here is another. Plus, my thoughts on other subjects are still ruminating. So rather than work on getting my disheveled thoughts into a proper order, I’ve decided to be lazy and put pictures up instead. Judging by the number of people that look at my blog when it’s only pictures, that seems to be what people want anyway. So here are more pictures from my trip to Ethiopia last month.
The spice market in Harar, Ethiopia. If you ever get the chance to go to Harar, definitely go here.
Grinding coffee the old-fashioned way, with a wooden mortar and an iron bar.
Silvest posing for the camera.
The goat was not amused.
Horse cart is a frequent means of transport for people and goods in Ethiopia
The narrow passageways of the ancient city of Harar.
If my kids complain about how hard they have to work….
The Khat market in Awaday, pronounced “I will die.”
A fun moment between father and daughter.
The toothbrush seller. You buy a stick to brush your teeth with for about 4 cents.
Prayer.
One more shot from inside the walled city of Harar.
South Sudan Traveler 