In June I was fortunate to welcome three visitors from the States to my village. My friend from home, Anna, came with two of her friends from college. We had a great time, despite their visit coinciding with the strikes and riots. It was so interesting to rediscover Guinea again through their fresh impressions.

Lizzie and Jenny (holding Emerson) on my front porch with village girls

Binta leads us to her home the next village over

Anna teaches Binta Jacob's Ladder

Anna and me harvesting peanuts with Binta's family

Local bricks used for building homes

The village brick quarry
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