Rwanda (67 photos), by Kerry Horton


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Wednesday, October 13, 2010

The 5 Senses of Rwanda


Smell:

Rain, before the storm comes and after it washes through and leaves everything with the perfumed scent of being washed clean

Charcoal from cooking fires being lit when the day ends and the family begins preparing for their dinner


Taste:

Beer and brochettes at a local bar, a typical fast food meal

Slightly earthy, metallic, and plastic taste of water that comes from the outside tap


Touch:

Fine layer of dust that covers everything during the dry season

Hands that are shaken every time you greet a friend or neighbor


Hearing:

Onatracom buses rumbling down the rocky dirt road beside my house

Birds that wake you at the crack of dawn every morning with their chirruping


Sight:

The expanse of green topped red mountains that define the landscape of Rwanda

Igitenge in wildly colorful designs worn by every woman in the village

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