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| They eat dirt. This was one of the more depressing days for me. I came from a Rotary meetings with some of the elite of Liberian society into the neighborhoods where people eat dirt to sustain themselves. |
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| The roll the clay into logs. |
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| This is a picture of a pit that they get the clay to eat from. |
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| They then cook the clay. |
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| This girl's mom makes her living selling cooked clay. |
A video with Onesimus explaining how it is healthy for them to eat the clay.
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| Nice, warm beer anyone? Heineken and a local beer on sale in a metal wheelbarrow. It was 95 degrees out. |
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| Chicken for sale on the street. |
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| Fish for sale. |
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| This is a woman harvesting the fish. They pull them out of the mud. |
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| Unfortunately, the mud she is pulling the fish from is just downhill from this trash heap. |
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| They also eat duck and chicken. One family we gave a water system to blessed us with a chicken. We drove home with a live chicken in our car. |
This is part of a series that I wrote showing the mission trip I took to Liberia.
I divided the subjects into individual pages, for ease of use.
Here are a few articles that I wrote upon my return:
One Drop
One Drop
