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| One week diet for the Revis family of North Carolina |
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| One week diet for the Aboubaker family in Chad |
The Massai villages we saw were extremely impoverished and we were told they do not eat any fruits or vegetables. I don't know how that is possible. They have no water or electricity. They walk miles daily to find water holes and one village has no water at all and needs to bring it in. (We paid $50 to visit the village and were told that money goes for water).
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| The Zebras, however, all are fat |
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| This giraffe sucks on a bone to get calcium |
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| This pair would rather mate than eat right now |
5 comments:
Absolutely fascinating. Looks like a great trip.
I think Nightline last night showed a nonprofit that connects girl teens in US with girl teens in Africa who walk for 8 hrs to get water in jugs for their family and then carry the jugs back on that 8 hr walk. It'a all about girls realizing their power. Your trip sounds fascinating. Thanks for bringing us your observations and insights. Looking forward to more.
No doubt, the writer is completely right.
It cannot really have success, I suppose so.
I believe everyone must look at this.
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