I find so much peace in an African village. Away from the city, away from the crowds of people, the traffic and the noise. The village is quite, filled with so much tradition, respect, kind people and religion. I love walking down a bushy road with high grass on both sides. The sand is red brown and for as long as the eye can see, there is nobody around you. Nobody who is calling your name, no cars, just you, one with the nature. In the afternoon hours, when the sun is beginning to set, when you no longer feel the burning heat hitting against your forehead, the temperature is nurturing your body, telling you, that the life is sweet. Walking with my slippers in the sand, I feel, as if I am a tiny being on this large continent, which has such a power to either swallow you up, or embrace you with all its' love. I see children approaching me, calling out to me with curiosity. As a stranger in their village I great them respectfully. Being older and as a guest you are treated with respe...