Trip to Otjiwarango Part 2

Looking down the street from the mall back toward the Cafe and the Pep Store.  And it is lunch time so there are more people out and about.

In back of the Pick n Pay (one of the three grocery chain stores- I found it interesting that the grocery store my mother used when I was a child was a Pick n Pay!- like going home to Parma, Ohio!)  are some street vendors selling fruits and vegetables, milk, candy, cell phone minutes and miscellaneous housewares.

If we walk to the corner of the street here is the sign for the mall.  Looking down the street.

Looking up the street toward the main street.  On the left is the beginning of another strip mall shopping area where the two other grocery stores are located.

Now we are at the main road and the cross roads of the freeways to Okahandja, (south east) Kalkfeld (south), Outjo (south west) and Otavi (north?).  I have been to Okahandja which is larger than Kalkfeld but smaller than Otjiwarango.

Another view looking down the main street.

 
And across the main street where there was an open area park and I saw people taking wedding pictures and pictures for advertising.  The grass is watered by reclaimed water.