Our shack

Shack from the other side of the road	A bit closer	Very close
Welcome! come in, please...	Coach for the guests	The entrance
Dinner table	The eating room	Window to neighbour shack
Slovakia installation	The kitchen	Breakfast and supper are prepared here
Entrance to the rest room	Doors of the rest room	My bed
Juro sleeps here	Juro's bed	...and my sleeping bag
All wires are conected in this simple way

Our street and neighbouring shacks      [top]

Nombasa (on the right) from the next shack	and her relative	Nombasa's kitchen
Prepaid electricity box. One wire goes to our shack	neighbour with her kids	the same kids
sometimes we chated about life...	Friend of our neighbours	neighbours...
Other neighbour's shack	The same shack...	Another neighbours
...and their not functionable car	Shack in the same street	One more example
Anglican church in from of our shack	Khayelitsha craft market - next to the church

Friends and entertainment      [top]

With friends at home	Juro prepares food...	we used to have dinners together with neighbour Xolani and his wife
sometimes at their place, but most of the time in our shack	getting familiar with modern technologies	Lithuanian traditional pink soup was total fiasko among the community
slower than you would do that with washing machine, but with better quality	writing down some notes...	during the day time doors were open for everybody...
learner Zingizani was very often guest at our shack		very important process
during which Juro will loose some of his hair...	my last dinner in Khayelitsha	followed by 1 hour catholic Mass in the chack

Other pictures from Khayelitsha      [top]

Welcome to Khayelitsha!	Khayelitsha
all the township is lighted up with such huge lamps	the mass of shacks
Goats - are often on the streets	he-goat and his girls...	the way to move around with babies...
every Sunday - a big celebration	everybody dresses well	and goes to the church...
one Saturday we had lunch and the place of these women	we also got the chance to hear some songs	but there were way too much of us...
so we looked more like tourists...	the locals..	I tried to comunicate in a lot of ways...
some artist is making metal flowers from the the simple cans	Mini buses ("taxies" as they call it here)	Khayelitsha in the background
Children	It is going to rain...	Some kind of park
Bus stop	Left overs from the last elections	The barber shop

The Fashion Day of sewing project      [top]

The Fashion Day was held in on eof the cafes of Cape Town	women from Khayelitsha sewing project had nice opportunity to show what they have done in the last year