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Living
Arrangements in Contemporary Gunjur, GAMBIA
Could you imagine living without running water, electricity, plumbing or refrigeration? I have taken my camera behind the compound walls to explore living arrangements in contemporary Gunjur, a small coastal village of about 17,000 people in the south-western part of Gambia near the Atlantic Ocean also referred to as a 'smiling coast'. Their compounds house extended families who manage through the needs of everyday life. As with many countries that are less advanced, in The Gambia the sense of time is lost. For those living in Gunjur every single day involves what we might consider mind numbing and backbreaking work like fetching water or hand washing clothes, etc. .....>>>>>
>>>>>.....Almost all of the work within each compound is assigned to women;
the men on the other hand who have up to four wives are out looking for work and based on what I've seen there is little work to be found.
This is their culture and at times it might be difficult
for us to reconcile the contradiction of living as a part of a
community and surviving as community.
There are only few lodges in the area that are solar powered
and have their own uncontaminated water supply.
"If you hear disco and think of long haired pretty boys singing notes high enough to shatter crystal, you've got the wrong idea about what we're doing here.
Disco never really died. It went underground and morphed into
something much sillier."
- Mr. Disco
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