People live in these. I'm having trouble comprehending that degree of poverty.
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3 comments:
there is poverty, and then there is POVERTY! My parents saw much the same in Venezuela, only there there were the shacks like these next to the modern city buildings. *sigh*
Love the picture of Clare! The kids in the back row are so darling!
same here, as I commented on the set. It is a very moving set.
Um, that's Georgia, not Clare.
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