Customs was Crazy!
Taxicabs
Making indian Bread. He would put the dough on the sides of the oven and pulli t off once it was cooked. It stuck to the sides until I was done!
Bread in the oven. Kind of like flatbread.
The kitchen of the restaurant. They gave us a tour. It looks much cleaner here.
The pantry they kept the bowls in to serve our food...
EVERY MEAL was curry.
These are marigolds. We saw them strung like this often. I'm not sure what they did with them when they got to where they were going.
There was garbage everywhere. This is a typical street scene.
The big trucks drive down the middle of the road. You just get to get out of their way.
A local shop.
Everyone rode a bicycle or a motorbike.
Bicycle taxis.
Someone's home.
Chicken Shop
Vegetable Market
The children from the orphanage welcoming us with songs.
The rabbits the children wouldn't eat but kept as pets. As eye patients left to go home some of the rabbits disappeared.
Our supplies for the trip.
Our surgery room. The patients would lie on these tables.
A BIG snail.
Rabbits eating their dinner.
People waiting for surgery.
We slept in a hallway of the chapel that the children worshiped in. Our beds had mosquito nets on them.
This is the anesthesiologist who came. She would just lay people on a mat right in front of the building and do her job.
People who have had their eye numbed and are waiting for surgery.
People waiting for patients.
A boy waiting for his grandmother. He wanted to sit and visit with Terri to practice his English.
The rooftop we ate at. This was an older orphan who had been asked to help prepare our food. Everything was fried in thick batter. We ate at the long tables in the back of the picture.
Surgery.
People waiting to have their bandages removed after surgery.
Dr. Patel
Paussant's son.
The people were very happy with their results.
Mat with some patients.
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The well.
The toilet.
The dish washing area.
The outdoor area the children had church in while we were working in the chapel.
The orphanage garden.
Preparing dinner.
Patients and family eating their dinner of rice.
They used plates made of leaves that were disposable.
A rare water pump at the facility.
The people's feet were very worn.
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