I done thought I woke up in the mountains of east Tennessee!Look at all the tires on the rooftops!
This is a row of about ten different tire shops.
The waterboys.I was once asked about how the water gets up to the cliff houses.
Well, it starts at the well where virtually anything that can carry water is filled.
Then the containers are slung on poles and carried up to the houses.
The sun hasn't quite touched the Kuchi camp yet, but the goatherd is already out.
A quiet residential neighborhood. A great shortcut since there is less traffic.Note the open sewer on the right of the picture.
Kuchi Dog.In general, Muslims don't keep dogs. They are considered "unclean."
However, given how healthy and well-fed many dogs in Kabul appear,
the dogs are not doing too poorly.
The Kuchi may not "keep" dogs, but they seem to appreciate their presence.
Dogs like this one move with the Kuchi, providing early warning from threats.
Old cemetary in "Old Town."This is all that remains of the grave markers, however the locals know what lies beneath.
This is one of those empty parcels of land that squatters and vendors do not set up upon.
Just look at that produce!Cauliflower, red cabbage, green cabbage, ginger, onions, potatoes, egg plant, zuchinni, cucumbers, roma tomatoes, okra, green beans, yellow beans, lemons, limes, turnips, plums, squash and a cucumber-like local vegetable.
I like the way the shadow landed on this stand.
