Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Volume #3 Issue#2 August 2006 - Dry and Thirsty Land


Practically in my backyard is one of the world’s largest shifting sand deserts.  In this province, you can drive for mile after mile and see nothing but sand.  It almost looks like an ocean of brown waves as far as the eye can see.  All of the YOU people live around the desert in small oasis communities.  The oases are beautiful lush green spaces, spaces where plants and fruit grow in abundance and life can survive.  When you stand on the edge of an oasis you are struck by the stark contrast of the two areas: thriving freshness brought by water versus waste wasteland.
 

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