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With 100 children in one class you are lucky if you have a desk to sit, but you have to share it with 4 other kids. Even though, kids really love to go to school even if that means that they have to walk more than 30km to get there and back. . Primary school is free, but parents need to pay for school materials, such as books, pens, etc. This is a huge burden for many of them but to stimulate the parents to let their kids go to school, the kids get free porrigde for lunch every day.

Making of a conversation with locals. Some it goes with hands and feeds.

Our planet - and theirs too.

African child are so adorible.

A beautiful mindset!

After camping in the wild African Bush for two weeks and before we prep for another round, we needed to relax a little bit. So we spend a fee days in this little paradise.

Sunset in Nsefu Sector.

Mom and her new admirer.

I love to visiting markets with a lot of variety of fruits and vegetables. # Healthy

At Elephant Camp in South Luangwa, the elephants simply walk over the campsite. An unbelievable gift experience and they come so close!

Local markets belong the way.

Our walk starts good as we encounter a group of lions with cubs. I prefer to make picture during sunset or sunrise as this gives a spectactular effect.

We were surprised when we discovered that birds and crocodiles can live so close to each other.

a child that plays with its own truck made of cardboard and bicycle spokes.

Hello You!

Catch of the day.

From the roof you have the best view.

Relaxing after a long drive. Cheers!

Walking safari

River crossing with a pantoon made of wood and barrels. They use their own strenght to bring our car to the other side of the river. An amazing and exciting experience!

This man pulls the ferry to the other side with this wooden block.

Spotted a elephant while walkingsafari.

Helping the locals.

It is good to see that locals have bicycles. As a result, their world is widened despite there being no money.

"You are my friend, my spirit, my influence towards success. There is no replacement of you. You are the best and will the best forever. I love you my dearest mom!" ❤️ . #blessed To have you next to me and show you my lifestyle now.

Elephant in the Zambezi River.

Chilling.

<3.

What do you think what this is?

This child is curious because he never saw a photocamera. It made him smile when I showed him this picture.

The Hippo Family.

We saw this little kid on a small market along the road. He was enjoyjng himself with a stick as his parents don't have the money to give him toys. But who cares, as he is happy with it!

On our way to Tanzania.

Visiting a local market.

Yeah Wildcamping !

From an early age you are expected to help in the family and take care of your brother or sister. #respect #fotogenic

Child with red boots.

The locals here are so hospitable. They offer that we can buy fresh vegetables and herbs from their garden.

Mangoes.

Dreamteam <3.

At an other local market.

So young and then already lifts.

Warm welcome.

A beautiful campspot along the river.

Hiding us behind a big fallen tree by a waterpool full with hippos. What a wonderful feeling to get so close to the animals and to be one with nature. See them chilling out!

The best fresh meat! If you visit Shiwa Estate, ask for the butcher. You will totally suprised.

One of the so many park entrees.

This young boy looked at me with his big brown eyes. He asked me for money. What should you do in this situation?

Look at this little rascal enjoying our bananas. He stole the whole bunch from out car 😂

Hiking in Mutinondo Wilderness

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