Pictures of Mali Today
2007
Pictures taken by David, Linda or Elizabeth
Arzouni.
Lizzy is our 21
year old niece and took all the photos in
Doungel.
Bamako
Cathedrale
Bamako Post Office
Dabanaani buildings
Church
Baobab Tree
Doungel home
Bamako Women Washing Clothes in the River
Bamako
Laundromat
Bamako Beef on the Hoof
Doungel Camel Riders
Doungel goats
Fulani elders
Fulani fridge
The Fulanis (Peuls) pour water over sand around the recipient that
holds the fruit and vegetables. The water seeps slowly through the
exterior clay pot and evaporates on the outside, dropping the
temperatures.
Badala girl with briads
Fulani girls
Fulani kids
Fulani mom
Fulani Tot with Tuft
Fulani
young man
Mali is a dry country
with a lot of desert.
Several communities
share wells.
Every day, women
would come and pump
water
for the day
Merchant selling meat
Millet & Chicken Sauce is the daily
food for many Malians.
Here is lunch! Each
bowl is shared
between 6-8 people.
Everyone eats with
their hands.
Monekata wedding
A man with 2 wives
and his kids
Waterfall near Bamako. It will dry up to
just a trickle during the hot season
(March-May), when temperatures reach
into the 120's.
Bean field at the edge
of the river.
The Market
Dabanaani food