Tags: I see it this way! Heritage Shores Bridgville De E.W. Faircloth photography photographer vacation trip food travel friends Striper Burkina Faso Africa Bobo Dioulasso fising caterpillars

Photography by E.W. Faircloth   While we're discussing food, and since Burkina Faso is landlocked, the above fish looks good. Fish On! That phrase is music to the ears of a fisherman. My son-in-law, Ben, caught this huge striper. He must take the family honor of catching the largest striper of the season. My other son-in-law, Lhann, will correct me if I'm wrong:) In Delaware stripers are called Rock Fish. Editor comment:  I've tried to be careful about what images I placed from the trip.  No, I didn't want to just show caterpillars for food,  women washing their clothes in a  river, and other stereotype pictures out of Africa seen on TV. However, I think a picture of the caterpillars  is interesting because it's something we don't normally see.  However, a steak probably seems foreign to folks who don't eat cows.  I've eaten raccoon, and possum while a child in Texas.  Yeah, they both taste like chicken:)  The French love frogs and snails.  Around the world people eat all kinds of foods. Chinelles are just another source for a hungry planet.  And in Bobo you can find a baguette to put them on.