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Despite the amazing gardens, it's still a dusty place, like the rest of Niger.
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A view of the gardens from a hill. You can see how quickly they end and the desert beings!
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Ali in his garden. The gardens have an intricate irrigation system. The gardens are raised up, and...
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Walking through the canals in the gardens, from which each garden is watered.
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After the lakes, we went to see the gardens. Scott, a soon-to-be PCV, will be Jenn's neighbor in the...
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The second lake, which is much larger. In rainy season the two lakes will grow and become even bigger!
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The man is on a tiny raft, made out of two bowls. He paddles out into the lake and then catches fish...
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The magnificent oasis!! This is the first of the two lakes. I've never seen so much water in Niger! Ali was our wonderful guide.
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Jenn, at her house with Haoua. Haoua is a Peace Corps Young Girl Scholar, a program that supports...
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This is one of the most loaded up bush taxis I've ever seen. This pic was taken from the bus window...
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