Sri Lanka whistle stop
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ERIN McSweeney of Sacramento and her daughters Emma, 20, and Hannah, 16, spent a month in Sri Lanka in August with the Habitat for Humanity Global Village program. On the way to the job site near Anuradapura, the train stopped in the hill country. Erin took this photo with her Nikon D100. “It was like going back in time, just riding the train,” McSweeney said. “I was hanging out of the window the whole time with my camera.”
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