One day early in June I went out to about a dozen different households with a few committee members in my cooperative (this was groundwork for two big projects my sitemate Wendy has going that I hope to help on… more details in a later post). It was a nice little taste of getting outside the “town” of Chiyó (take that with a heaping spoonful of salt) and into the other communities. Here are a few pics, courtesy of Wendy’s friend Thomas who was visiting from the states.
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| A shot of some representative sloping fields with corn growing in the foreground, with cardamom growing in the midfield. |
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| Sometimes you have to watch your head. |
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| Sometimes you have to watch your feet. |
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| Houses tend to be pretty isolated from one another, surrounded by crops. |
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