Snapping Africa 2

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Thursday, 26 March 2015

You hardly ever see a posture problem amongst the local African people. Most of their work and belongings are carried on their heads, leaving their hands free. So regal. Standing tall


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Labels: local people, Mozambique, Tete, village life

Friday, 13 March 2015

#picoftheday these carts are built for carting goods around town but this guy painted his brightly making it stand out in the crowd!


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Labels: Market carts, Mozambique, Tete

Wednesday, 11 March 2015

The chicken market! This is how they transport the poor chickens on top of buses, loaded on top of heavily loaded 30 tonne rigs, across bicycle a handle bars all to get them to the market


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#choiceschoicestoomuchchoices#sidewalkvictoriassecret Hope those having a quick try on, won't cause accidents!


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Labels: local markets, Mozambique, Tete

Tuesday, 10 March 2015

#paintingsoftheday#triedsomethingnew#oilsonoldnewspaper



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Wednesday, 4 March 2015

#emeraldseasonsbeauty#baobabbeauty


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Labels: baobabs, emerald season, lowveld rains, Mozambique, Tete

Monday, 2 March 2015

The rusting old with the shiny new...........trains in Moatize, Tete, Mozambique


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Labels: Moatize trains, Mozambique, Tete
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