Hello fellow steemians, i am back again with yet another post. I hope everyone is doing great in this group.
Today, i decided to share with you pictures of the town in which i live. The name of the town is Fajara located near the shores of The Gambia. It is a very nice place to stay and i must say i am making the most of it. Below are some pictures of the town.
Enjoy
This is a breakfast shop. They mostly deal with freshly baked pastries. Anytime people go to work without taking breakfast at home, this is always their one stop place.
This is the main cemetery in the area. This is the Fajara Cemetery. This is where people's loved ones are burried. Even though there are cemeteries, this one is the main and the biggest in the town.
This is Mr. Abduls house. Since i got to The GAmbia, he has always made sure that i was comfortable. This house is located right opposite my hotel
This is Penticost International Worship Centre. It is located in the house of the town. Lot of the people in the town attend this church
This is a fueling station located just behind the Church. This is one among many fueling stations in the town
This is Mr. Abdul's pharmacy. This is the only pharmacy located in that small area. Because of this, many people purchase alot from this small pharmacy.
A chain of shops located right beside my hotel. They don't often open it due to the fasting which is ongoing. some of the items sold here are plastic wares and cereals.
This is a building near the heart of the town. It is full of different shops selling different things. The spaces are rented by the shop owners in order to sell their good.
This is Access Bank. This is also located in the heart of the town. This is where most of the traders save their money because it is located near the market
This is another bank located at the northern part of the town. It is called First bank. This is where most people who work in offices save their money as there is mostly no queue.
I hope you enjoyed my pictures. Thanks for your time.
A very interesting and nice looking environment. Keep on sharing with us. There is light ay the end of each tunnel.
How is Gambia anyway?
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