It is a bright, brilliant morning. Washing hangs on the line in the front yard of the family home; shoes are neatly stacked; there is a satellite dish; sparrows flit past a trailing vine.
She showed us a strange contraption that looked like a satellite dish.
Among the shacks, though, rise three-storey brick structures with satellite dishes on their tin roofs.
This device, developed at the Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Directorate in Quantico, Virginia, is a microwave transmitter the size and shape of a small satellite dish that pivots on top of an armoured car.
Even some of the troglodytic hamlets of the rocky interior sport satellite dishes.
Also, the requirement to wear the silly satellite dish hat has led to feelings of embarrassment except in California, where it is now the latest trend.
The copper antennae have been looted and only a giant satellite dish betrays its past.
