This year, due to the high food prices, we've made more of our compound available for a Parot Church garden than we have in past years. The sorghum and groundnuts that the church women (with the help of some young people and kids) have planted are doing well, overall. The compound looks quite different with these crops, as those of you who have been here before will see from these pictures. First, view from near the tin shack looking towards the car gate: sorghum on the sides of the car track and groundnuts in the middle triangle.
Looking from the car track towards my house.
Groundnuts in front of the guest house.
Path from the guest house heading towards the "choo" (latrine) and the (former) Wards' house.
Looking from the path from my gate towards the Wards' house.
Wow, so different. Glad to see the community in action.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment, Howard.
DeleteThanks for these pictures, Jan! They stir me up to pray.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Brad. It's always encouraging to know people are reading my posts. Thank you for your comment and for your prayers!
DeleteDear Jan: I pray that now the crops look very different - a bountiful harvest!
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