The boy with the topknot and protruding ears is called "A Boy name Isreal." That was his name. He lived on the Sudanese border where I was sent to deliver a mechanic to one of the smallpox teams. The only mechanic they could find spoke only Tigrean. I spoke enough so I was chosen to go with him.		"Abraha Selaka." He was a village chief and a good friend of mine. He is playing with his daughter.
A Gala maiden(I think!) in the market place in all her finery. (Larger photo not available.)		A little girl taking her grandmother out into the sun where it was warm. I took it along the Sudanese border with a 200mm telephoto. I thought it was great shot.
		On the way to the Sudanese border
The family shot is a bunch of men and boys in a market place in Dessie, Wello province. You can tell who the boss is.		The village shot is in Wello province. This is one of the villages I had to climb down to and do vaccinations.
Taken while on one of our Smallpox field trips.		The driver is Dexter Fairbank the Third. Dexter was a Smallpox Volunteer along with myself who lived in Dessie Wello province. This photograph is called "The Road To Magdala."
A woman and child I found wandering around the marketplace. The child has a bad case of Smallpox.		Vaccinating
A terrible case of Smallpox I found in Wello province. The man lived.		This is a man with his child in a refugee camp that we were vaccinating. This was in Bati where over a ten month period 100,000 people died from famine and disease.
Ttwo boys who herd cattle. We all were caught in a sudden shower and took refuge under the same rock. After the rain, the boys were curious yet cautious of their new found friends.