Bobete, Lesotho

In the rugged mountain kingdom of Lesotho, growing maize and raising sheep sustain the 200 people of Bobete, a small, rural village. The ground is rocky, dry and steep. Farming is a challenge. In winter, as the sun goes down, temperatures can plummet well below freezing. Village houses or rondavels are built of stone block and mud, and the thatched roofs are tightly woven to hold in warmth. As the sun sets, a villager, just returned from his fields, warms up on his accordion with a traditional, lively Basotho song.

Photo © 2008 Karrin Parker; featured in the 2014 International Calendar

Lesotho Musician Notecard (set of 10 notecards) (RPCV Groups)

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Lesotho Musician Notecard: set of 10 cards of one image + 10 envelopes

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Bobete, Lesotho: In the rugged mountain kingdom of Lesotho, growing maize and raising sheep sustain the 200 people of Bobete, a small, rural village. The ground is rocky, dry and steep. Farming is a challenge. In winter, as the sun goes down, temperatures can plummet well below freezing. Village houses or rondavels are built of stone block and mud, and the thatched roofs are tightly woven to hold in warmth. As the sun sets, a villager, just returned from his fields, warms up on his accordion with a traditional, lively Basotho song. Photo © 2008 Karrin Parker; featured in the 2014 International Calendar

Card measures 5½ x 4¼” and is blank inside