It has been 119 days since I boarded a plane in Vancouver, setting off on an adventure to Africa. It was such a short blip in my life, a two week period in March and April, yet that 14 day space of time was filled with rich and striking beauty - I feel like I literally drank in every moment that I spent on African soil, soaking in each encounter, sound, smell and feeling with every ounce of my being.
Closing my eyes I am instantly back on a dusty dirt road in a village, children shouting, "muzungo!", small bikes ripping around, music thumping, women chatting and people working in the fields.
I know if I was transported there instantly I would find the exact same scene, which is comforting and intriguing.
These photos above are from a short day trip into Johannesburg and Soweto, South Africa.
Closing my eyes I am instantly back on a dusty dirt road in a village, children shouting, "muzungo!", small bikes ripping around, music thumping, women chatting and people working in the fields.
I know if I was transported there instantly I would find the exact same scene, which is comforting and intriguing.
These photos above are from a short day trip into Johannesburg and Soweto, South Africa.
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hey molly. im coming to terrace this week to do some work with local youth making videos about skeena watershed conservation. i'd love to connect with you. what's your email address/phone? i'm kriskrug@gmail.com and 778. 898. 3076. hope to hear from you! :) kk+
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