BENGALI GENTLEMAN ON A Rickshaw, leaving Old Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Category: Street scene
CHARLES’ FAMILY AND CAROLYN joing the throng on the busy street leaving Old Dhaka, Bangladesh.
BENGALI GENTLEMAN NEAR Old Dhaka, Bangladesh
BENGALIS IN OLD DHAKA gazing at the foreigners.
HERE ARE SOME OF THE IDOLS seen in Old Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh during the Durga Puja festival.
OLDER BENGALI MAN in Old Dhaka who was telling the bystanders to leave and not crowd around the foreigners who were trying to purchase an umbrella.
HARMONIUM BEING MADE BY A CRAFTSMAN in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh.
CHARLES, CINDY, CANACE, CHAYLA, CAROLYN AND I, spent sometime in Old Dhaka, taking in the sights and sounds of the Durga Puja Hindu festival. This shows the typical street we had to navigate.
MY DEAR SWEETHEART, “Walking in the Rain,”being watched by the ducks! We enjoyed our trip to Mymensingh visiting different MCC projects.
FARMER (Malik) IN MYMENSINGH carrying some grass he harvested. Even though it was raining he didn’t mind posing for the photo, of course he had his own shelter! I wanted to get the pose in the field but I was too slow getting the camera out of the bag and safely under a fellow traveler’s umbrella.
THREE YEARS ago we arrived in Dhaka and unpacked our bags. Our lives have blended with many friends, bideshi(foreigners) and Bengalis. We have impacted others, and others have impacted us. Life goes on whether it is a rainy or sunny day. Today is a very rainy day, which has naturally caused a big drop in temperatures. It is 79.9 degrees Fahrenheit outside, trying hard to stay below 80 degrees! Winter is surely on its way.
ROD MAST, THE LOCAL PHARMACIST, visiting with an Amish couple near the German Village grocery store complex. I went to college with Rod, back in the 60’s.
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