THE LAST HARVEST

Ten years have passed since extreme temperatures arrived and famine began. For an entire decade we have lived in a landscape scorched by dry winds, where people die daily from malnutrition and dehydration. Water is now rarer than oil - what was once flushed down toilets without thought or used for bathing is now fought over.

On November 14th we celebrate THE LAST HARVEST - a tradition of the final harvest that has endured here for ten years, even as both crops and people dwindle each year.

It will be a day of costumes, drinking and dancing. A day when we forget our troubles for a moment and live in the present.