A traditional homestead in Lugari, Kenya. Two hand carts and a grazing sheep stand in front of the extension mud hut which is next to the main hut of the compound with a newly thatched grass roof.
Traditional Homestead
A traditional homestead in Lugari, Kenya. Two hand carts and a grazing sheep stand in front of the extension mud hut which is next to the main hut of the compound with a newly thatched grass roof.
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Posted on April 16th, 2010
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