The Hakaona women wear an amazing hair style made of manure, fat, and herbs. This is quite striking....
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One early morning – just after sunup – we visited this small OvaDhimba village. Though the tribes people are similar from one village to t...
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It seems that each Angolan Tribe adorns their hair in a distinctive way. This is especially true during the initiation or coming of age rituals for gi...
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We visited the Ovadhimba Tribe just after sun up. As they exited their huts they all came to the village fire. The mornings were chilly but by midday ...
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In this market area we saw more Ovamwila Tribe people, mostly women and children. People from various local villages walk miles to markets to buy and ...
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This is a canyon near Lubango Angola. The height is about 7200 feet. We visited the lookout point, which is a popular tourist site, and the only place...
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The Ovahanda Tribe’s traditions and adornments are similar to that of the Ovamwilas. They are an endangered tribe. Their traditions are kept ali...
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The first village we visited in Angola was the Ovamwila Tribe in a province called Huila, which is in the southwestern part of the county. The women a...
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These images did not lend themselves to the categories I created in previous post so they get their own spot here. “Forestier’s park was c...
Read MoreMiscellaneous sites in Havana Cuba – July 2024
An interesting concept – anyone can do “graffiti” legally on any of the walls in the Walls Art Park in Waverly TN. Check out some of...
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I love seeing and photographing kids all over the world. In Havana (2024) they play in the streets. Soccer (sort of), boxing (sort of), and ball of an...
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The Cuban people living in Havana spend lots of time on the streets. They are colorful, friendly, interesting people. Here are some I met on my short ...
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José Fuster moved to a poor neighborhood outside of Havana in the 1950s. He began to decorate his home and surroundings with his primitive style mo...
Read MoreFusterlandia – Mosaic Village near Havana Cuba
Though my visit was a short one, I did see several people working in Havana. A table of veggies for sale wheeling down the street These guys started t...
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