Day on the Farms

Traveling through the city from one place to the other is difficult but if you keep your eyes open it can be quite entertaining. The picture above is a sample of the furniture stores we see.  We have seen furniture stores directly by goat farms or it could be the meat market.  I am not sure which.  I don't think I want to know.

 I just saw this rooster strutting on the top of the pig pen and thought it was cute.

 Look how clean these pig pens are!  There were about 90 pigs at this farm.  The farmer was very kind to us in showing us his farm.

 This is what we see all over the place.  Unfinished homes...they are built as time and finances allow.

We were driven around by a man who works at the service center in the mail department.  He is also in charge of the service center vehicles.  The shop in the following picture is owned by his wife.  This is his niece.

 A papaya tree.

 Cletus and his wife.  They were so happy to have us in their home.  You felt like it was an honor for us to be there. 

 This is a pumpkin.  It just doesn't look like any pumpkins I have ever seen.  They don't use the pumpkin, they use the leaves for their soup.

 One of Cletus' sons.  Such a cute little boy.

 Another one of his sons.  I love looking at the little one that was asleep on the desk.