I am the product of an urban/suburban upbringing. The dirt and rush, noise and crush of Chicago streets remains a part of me even as I have escaped into a much simpler, rural, country life.Nothing in my past, however, prepared me for the street life that was part of a normal day in Kampala, Uganda. We didn't walk the streets, but perhaps would have made more progress if we were on foot as traffic varied from less than a crawl to a dead stand still for more than an hour.
Interesting picture, a totally different world I bet. By the way,we live outside Los Angeles, and there are times where I've thought I could be walking faster than driving. Enjoy the weekend!
ReplyDeleteI love it - take me to Uganda.
ReplyDeleteEvery country is so unique down to the smells in the air.
The children are the best!
Well done and thanks for inspiring me to write about the view from my window
Have a great weekend
wow, the movement here is incredible.
ReplyDeleteThe crush of life in a foreign country where faces are lost in the crowd is captured here for me. Somehow the city streets in a foreign country are different than crowded city-streets in the U.S.
ReplyDeleteYour photo says a lot!
Blessings,
Janis
This reminded me of my friend who has been to Uganda and has ridden on the bicycles that are used to get around.
ReplyDeletevery much like any crowded city streets only with different people
ReplyDeletedefinitely 'street life'!
ReplyDeletethx for sharing with us!
and for visiting FHC & staying to chat!
blessings in your rural peace today...
wow, great picture! thanks for playing along :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks impossible to drive without hurting someone.
ReplyDeletenice. lots of textures to take in when we visit somewhere like that...never been o uganda...would love to go sometime...
ReplyDeletethis looks so familiar... :)
ReplyDeleteare all third world countries the same?
:)
amy in peru