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Back To Kinshasa Part II: Chicken eggs, thunderstorms and village children
Children ran naked in puddles as the rain bore down and turned the dirt roads into rivers. Hit by a sudden thunderstorm, my two drivers and I watching forlornly as the motorbikes (and my bags!) were getting soaked through. Beneath … Continue reading
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Tagged basankusu, bushmeat, chickens, congo, congo basin, democratic republic of congo, eggs, kinshasa, motorbike, motorcycle, rainforest, thunderstorms, villages
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Today I learned Bonobos are Teases…
Being woken up by a thunderstorm around midnight is usually one of my favorite feelings: the wind blowing, the flashing of lights, rain falling on the rooftops and knowing I have several hours left of sleep. But on this particular … Continue reading
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Tagged bonobos, congo, congo basin, congolese, democratic republic of congo, DRC, Iyema, monkeys, Ndele, primates, villages
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