



Here's a picture of our swimming pool area. Just on the other side of the fence is a row of open tin shacks where people live. I see them in the morning carrying jerry cans of water. Quite a sobering contrast in lifestyles!


Of course, these are some of the prettier views of Lagos -- someday I'll post some of the not-so-pretty views. There are plenty of those as you drive the streets!
1 comment:
I'm an Austinite who will be traveling to Lagos very soon for a number of weeks - I'm very grateful to have found your blog!
I look forward to discovering more about the country of Nigeria through your experiences!
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