| These cool birds outside of the Brands backyard |
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| They had fields of Cosmos growing wild on the side of the road |
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| I was intrigued by the different signs. This is a sign of an approaching robot = signal light |
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| This is a Taxi, they were all full like this and ruled the road. |
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| Just pretty :) |
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| My brother-in-law Jeff pretending to eat a dead moth, it was rather gross |
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| Debbie Brand's Mother's House. She is the one who donated the seedlings for our first day of planting. She actually owns a hair salon out of her home. |
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| I saw the school crosswalk sign with the school behind it and just had to take a picture. |
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| A robot (signal light) |
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| Freeway sign for Johannesburg |
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| Weg is like saying Road
or Way. Actually they say 'Way' just because the actual
pronunciation is so weird. It sounds like a cross between
Russion and Klingon. It's pronounce "vegh" with the g
sounded like your gagging. I just thought it was interesting. |
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| I thought this was a classic
picture. I didn't catch him looking back at us. |
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| The city of Johannesburg |
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| Just like Cosmos, Sunflower fields line the roadside! Though these were planted for the purpose of income. |
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Back Row - Eric, Buzz and Jerret
Front - Rach, Tom and Mimi |
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| My sister Heidi, Rachel and myself looking goofy in hats. |
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| Eric, Buzz and Jerret stuffed in the back seat. |
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| The Border - Billy (in tan) the first person we met from Lesotho and his quiet friend (didn't even catch his name). He taught us 'lebitso la hu u umang?' which means 'what is your name?'. |
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| Welcome to Lesotho sign which is blurry because of the bumpy road. |
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