We hired these bikes from 3 local guys that worked with us
at the Syama site and went and explored the surrounding
countryside and the local village of Fourou.
Waiting for an action shot.
Not quite the worlds fastest Indian.
The main street of Fourou.
Typical village scene.
This guy stopped for a pic too.
Father and son in front of their little store.
These boys were very friendly.
There was always someone interesting along the road.
Women gathering firewood. The men were all sitting in
Curious kids on the road into the village.
These kids came to check us out when we stopped.
More curious boys.
Fuel stop. Petrol was sold to us in old whiskey bottles.
Boys watching over their cattle.
The village well.
The villagers made everything out of mud & straw.The
We came to this river, where the only way to cross was by
Some friendly farmers came over and posed for this one
The main street of Fourou.
Typical village scene.
This guy stopped for a pic too.
Father and son in front of their little store.
These boys were very friendly.
There was always someone interesting along the road.
Women gathering firewood. The men were all sitting in
the shade.
Curious kids on the road into the village.
These kids came to check us out when we stopped.
More curious boys.
Fuel stop. Petrol was sold to us in old whiskey bottles.
Boys watching over their cattle.
The village well.
The villagers made everything out of mud & straw.The
little hut on the left was used for food storage.
We came to this river, where the only way to cross was by
these little boats.This guy even took his scooter across with
him.
Some friendly farmers came over and posed for this one
when I stopped on the side of the road.
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