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    ..on the journey he went to speak to the waterfall..: by transkeian, Views[197]
         		 ..she found them and awoke the seas..: by transkeian, Views[231]
         		 ..she wanted to find her powers...: by transkeian, Views[208]
         		 Once upon a time two friends went hiking...: by transkeian, Views[216]
         		 by ptch, Views[532]
     
    by ptch, Views[409]
         		 by ptch, Views[266]
         		 Victoria Falls, Zambia: by emilyclark, Views[243]
         		 Maxwel, Okavango Delta: by emilyclark, Views[262]
         		 Giraffe Drinking, Chobe River: by emilyclark, Views[314]
     
    Angry Lion, Zambia: by emilyclark, Views[473]
         		 Lion Pride, Moremi, Botswana: by emilyclark, Views[530]
         		 Hungry: by lisa_v, Views[287]
         		 Evil thoughts: by lisa_v, Views[300]
         		 No escape: by lisa_v, Views[240]
     
    Panic at the lion-encircled waterhole: by lisa_v, Views[439]
         		 Fighting dirty: by lisa_v, Views[255]
         		 Although these women struggle everyday they embrace their culture and their way of life rather than fight it and they take pride in their community - this is not only admirable but encouraging.: by lizdonn, Views[371]
         		 These woman have a deep sense of community and often when a woman gets too old the younger women will begin to supprt the elderly as much as they can afford to.: by lizdonn, Views[268]
         		 The woman of the community are responsible for all the crops and house work while husbands leave to find work and send money back to their wives.: by lizdonn, Views[220]
     
    I visited a community so completely seperated from any urban life that the children had never seen people of different races. Its difficult to imagine this only a 2 hours drive from my hometown.: by lizdonn, Views[264]
         		 Although these women struggle everyday they embrace their culture and their way of life rather than fight it and they take pride in their community - this is not only admirable but encouraging. : by lizdonn, Views[124]
         		 These woman have a deep sense of community and often when a woman gets too old the younger women will begin to supprt the elderly as much as they can afford to. : by lizdonn, Views[89]
         		 The woman of the community are responsible for all the crops and house work while husbands leave to find work and send money back to their wives. : by lizdonn, Views[98]
         		 I visited a community so completely seperated from any urban life that the children had never seen people of a different race. Its difficult to imagine this only a 2 hours drive from my hometown. : by lizdonn, Views[202]
     
    Simple games bring joy to all.: by sammy-joharris, Views[215]
         		 The children having a go at photography.: by sammy-joharris, Views[230]
         		 Enchanting smile of a girl who has lived such a tough life.: by sammy-joharris, Views[296]
         		 Zulu boy showing off the sticker on his forehead.: by sammy-joharris, Views[448]
         		 A little Zulu girl smiling through her tears.: by sammy-joharris, Views[1097]
     
    Leopard kill: by danielr, Views[252]
         		 Leopard hunting: by danielr, Views[392]
         		 African Sunrise: by danielr, Views[1316]
         		 King of the Jungle: by danielr, Views[310]
         		 Night time in Africa: by danielr, Views[1164]
     
    A tree,like the ones my sister and I would climb.Goodbye childhood.Goodbye home.: by nelliethebean, Views[303]
         		 Fence along the path where my sister and I took one last walk together.: by nelliethebean, Views[365]
         		 The last of the red sunsets I have come to miss almost as much as my sister.: by nelliethebean, Views[327]
         		 A smoky field on the farm we visited after the wedding.: by nelliethebean, Views[316]
         		 My beautiful sister, Rebekah May on her wedding day in SA.: by nelliethebean, Views[478]
     
    A tree,like the ones my sister and I would climb.Goodbye childhood.Goodbye home.: by nelliethebean, Views[126]
         		 Fence along the path where my sister and I took one last walk together.: by nelliethebean, Views[114]
         		 The last of the red sunsets I have come to miss almost as much as my sister.: by nelliethebean, Views[107]
         		 A field on the farm we visited after the wedding.: by nelliethebean, Views[111]
         		 My beautiful sister, Rebakah May on her wedding day in SA.: by nelliethebean, Views[138]
     
    Jade and Breeze, life-long friends and artists on the streets of Newtown in Johannesburg. Speaking to them, they told me graffiti is one of the few tools they have to get by when times are hard; art, expression and entertainment are always rife in Johannesburg when contentment is not.© Robynne Peatfield 2012: by rpeati1990, Views[471]
         		 A learner at Thobeka Primary School in Soweto in Johannesburg. Education is a struggle and an expansion in South Africa, where we only have a 24.3% university entry pass rate. After spending a couple of days at this school, these children are on a road where there is no passion to be found in playing small and in settling for a life that is less than the one they are capable of living, no matter what their circumstances.© Robynne Peatfield 2012: by rpeati1990, Views[604]
         		 Maphikelela allowed me to photograph him while he rested on the streets of Johannesburg. He is homeless and finds a place to sleep where he can while looking for a job. The BMW parked near him is a tangible symbol of the inequality found in Johannesburg and South Africa. © Robynne Peatfield 2012: by rpeati1990, Views[452]
         		 Human settlement in Johannesburg dates back 25 000 years and the buildings are centuries old. This is a deserted building in the middle of the hustling city, but light-hearted beauty can be found in the contrast of the newfound advertisements placed near a building that is so historic in stature. © Robynne Peatfield 2012: by rpeati1990, Views[430]
         		 The Nelson Mandela Bridge in the CBD of Johannesburg. The bridge spans 250m and boasts the rainbow-coloured lights of our South African flag at night, lighting up the city and the traffic of taxis and travellers.© Robynne Peatfield 2012: by rpeati1990, Views[1667]
     
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