It was so much fun showing my parents around town…and a perfect chance to capture shots that I tend not to take when I’m by myself. Seeing Ethiopia through their eyes made everything seem new, exciting, and unique again.
Dad and I standing in front of one form of public transportation. This horse should be relieved that we decided to walk!
I love getting fresh juice and this little shop is my favorite. Situated above Gigi’s store, and reached via a rickety, winding, exterior staircase it not only serves up a tasty treat, but also serves as a great vantage point for people watching.
The Gojam rural people have their own unique sense of style. You can easily identify these men as hailing from Gojam by their short shorts and great caps.
Mom quickly learned how to become an instant hit with the kids…snap their picture and then show them. Oh, the power of a digital camera!
Although, the vast majority of Ethiopians in my town are Orthodox, there is a small percentage of Muslims. Mom and Dad are standing in front of our beautiful, and quite large, mosque.
