dinsdag 24 juni 2008

Amazing landscapes nearing Siavonga

 

The road to Siavonga is a very nice drive. With aid of the Americans the road is now in pristine condition. The landscape is amazing and made me think of the Pyrenees. All the different coloured trees make it a very nice mosaic.
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Kafue River and Queen

 

Later when staying in Lusaka we took a trip on this small boat that was very enjoyable and quiet. Nice to watch the fish eagles and other raptors. I was surprised to see so many people fishing along the banks with small sticks to catch a few breams.
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Kafue River

 

A picture of the Kafue River next to the bridge south of Kafue. Like the Zambezi the Kafue flows counter clockwise around Lusaka but is much closer (this place is about 50 km from Lusaka). I had to stop to watch some water of course after the many miles of dry landscape.
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zaterdag 21 juni 2008

First stop at Kafue River

 

These guys are walking with some freshly caught fish (bream aka tilapia) in the Kafue river
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Maliwa doing the laundry

 

Without a machine laundry is a tedious job. I did a tiny bit, but most was done by the maid and my lover.
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Namata and Lulu

 

Namata (aka Precious) is Maliwa's elder sister, working as a principal accountant for the government and Lulu her youngest daughter.
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Dingi and friends

 

Dingi (Chelsea Shirt), Maliwa's younger brother with some friends next to our house on the lively Jotam Maleia Road in Libala.
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