This week’s photo challenge made me think about people you are exposed to when travelling. My first photo shows a group of friends travelling in Turkey. We weren’t friends before the trip but we formed our own community as we travelled together in a foreign country. It was terrific getting to know each other as we shared experiences in another part of the world.
My second photo shows a community of weavers in Peru. These wonderful people (mostly women) invited our group to spend time watching them work, and then to share lunch with them. Potatoes were roasted in a fire pit and served with cheese. We contributed delicious bread from a nearby village. Joining their community, even for a few hours, made for a memorable day.
One of the best interpretations of the challenge!
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Thanks so much! And thanks for the ping back. Happy New Year!
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Wonderful captures of communities. That bread is really something…The women in Peru are so sweet, I remember buying some things from women who never seemed to sell anything. They were left in the background by the others, but I walked out to them.
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Two different communities there. Very nice. 🙂
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Thanks!
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You’re welcome. 🙂
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That bread looks terrific. I know that feeling of community that starts with just one thing in common and grows. It can be wonderful.
janet
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The bread was wonderful! I feel badly for celiacs because so many cultures around the world to share bread as part of their meals.
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Those women work hard and create such beautiful things.
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They certainly do. I did my best to support them with a few special purchases!
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Nice photographs!
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You captured that Community feeling very well Terri !
I can’t stop looking at the size of that BREAD you are all sharing 🙂
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Thanks. Isn’t it fabulous looking bread? It was hot out of the oven. We had another lunch where there was something similar with a topping on it so it was like a long skinny pizza. Both were delicious.
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great shots!
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