Lastoursville
Town on the Trans-Gabon railway in Ogooué-Lolo province, Gabon.
At a glance
| Source | Author | Role | In one line |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peace Corps - The Great Adventure | Peace Corps | setting | Daily market walks in ‘The Fridge Factor’. |
Peace Corps: The Great Adventure — Peace Corps (2002)
Source: Peace Corps - The Great Adventure · Readwise highlight
There are four-wheel-drive cars and pickup trucks here in Lastoursville, a small town on the train line about two degrees south of the equator.
- Role: setting
- In the book: Bonnie Black, a community health Volunteer, writes ‘The Fridge Factor’ from her post in Lastoursville. She walks about a mile to the market every day, buying fresh food, chatting and mock-tangoing with the vegetable sellers.
- Why it matters: The whole essay is about daily life without a refrigerator in this equatorial town; its market is the heart of it.