Ajai
January 14, 2010 | Vetting explained
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As a US Peace Corps volunteer staying in a rural village in The Gambia, this photo was taken of my host sister Ajai. I was working with the small village during the food crisis, and teaching the teaching the children how to implement vegetables into their diet. She is standing in front of the newly fenced garden as we are about to go water the plants during sunset.
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