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    This young boy had an expression that was far beyond his years. He lives in a township with his parents that have started a restaurant in the informal settlement where they live - they cater for tourists and give them the authentic township experience. : by claudeg, Views[247]
         		 Kitchen Quiet: The hot, bustling outside activity for the nutrition programme sits at odds with the stillness of the school kitchen. Unused stoves and cooking implements are held in storage here for use when learners attend hospitality/catering lessons.: by leighat_durban, Views[504]
         		 Steering Appetites: In addition to the nutrition scheme, vendors arrive at schools to sell a range of snacks for learners and educators – including chips, sweets, atchar (spicy relish), vetkoek (deep-fried dough balls), fish and even chicken feet. This lady transports all her goods by herself in her wheelbarrow, which also conveniently doubles as a seat during the long waits between lesson breaks. The atypical use of the wheelbarrow is framed by various bright cylindrical shapes which also seem out of place.: by leighat_durban, Views[700]
         		 Heating Up: Make-shift outside kitchen facilities are commonplace on school grounds. Large cast iron pots rest on wood fires boiling starchy foods like rice, porridge and samp to fill hungry tummies. The intensity of the heat and the smoke is suffocating but the volunteers work without complaint.: by leighat_durban, Views[1137]
         		 Achieving Together: A large pile of chopped wood rests against the wire school fence. The wood is collected for use in building fires for the cooking of school meals. Volunteers work together quietly and efficiently to sort the pots for the food distribution while learners wait, and watch eagerly, from their desks. : by leighat_durban, Views[705]
     
    Taking Stock: A community volunteer involved in food preparation for the school nutrition programme, wipes a plate with dishwashing detergent. She eagerly smiled and asked me to take her picture but stopped smiling as soon as I raised the camera. The combination of the barbed wire fence and the badge pinned on her dress reminded me of a scene in a military camp, which was in line with the rigidly ordered way she approached her cooking tasks.: by leighat_durban, Views[490]
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         		 One very depressed monkey. Zambia: by jakeblackman, Views[596]
         		 A young lion cub shows some cheek to nearby game.: by jakeblackman, Views[208]
         		 Another day, another sunset. Victoria Falls: by jakeblackman, Views[247]
     
    A slight storm rolls in over the Zambezi river.: by jakeblackman, Views[217]
         		 Lion cub innocence.: by jakeblackman, Views[206]
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         		 the beauty in a beast comes alive in this picture. this shot was taken by accident. i spotted the buffaloes and just wanted to take a random picture of them, when they suddenly started fighting. it shows dynamic power and beauty : by linidesign, Views[259]
         		 elephant eye. i am in love with this picture . even so elephants are heavy and huge animals, they seem to be very sensitive, thoughtful and peaceful creatures. especially this one here shows a variety of emotions. from simply being, to thinking , to being sad. whatever you wanna feel or experience you will find in this picture.: by linidesign, Views[270]
         		 my first picture ever, i begged my dad to give me the camera for this shot. the picture was taken during an evening boat safari : by linidesign, Views[317]
     
    the leo, one of my favorite animals- this picture represents grace, power, force and peacefulness
         		 A photo taken with self timer, while playing with happy local children.: by guinea, Views[183]
         		 In the preschool in Soweto. About 40% of all people living there have HIV.: by guinea, Views[172]
         		 I have dreamed of the first encounter with my Lion for 30 years.: by guinea, Views[152]
         		 One early morning in the middle of Pumba Preservation in South Africa. : by guinea, Views[140]
     
    Sun catching the warm waters in Nahoon, East London: by tshedi_ramos, Views[854]
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         		 'Beach Fanatics' sitting in their cars and looking over the vast waters: by tshedi_ramos, Views[366]
     
    Nahoon Beach, East London: by tshedi_ramos, Views[674]
         		 Nahoon Beach, East London: by tshedi_ramos, Views[908]
         		 Zebras heading off after drinking.: by creation, Views[172]
         		 Windmill in the Kruger.: by creation, Views[205]
         		 Squirrel feasting on a log.: by creation, Views[218]
     
    Giraffe & Warthogs grazing in Peace and Tranquility.: by creation, Views[408]
         		 Zebra attacked by a Predator.: by creation, Views[783]
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         		 simply refreshing, absolutely thirst quenching!: by claudettekim, Views[325]
     
    poor thing...: by claudettekim, Views[707]
         		 Bed at the Waterfront: by claudettekim, Views[325]
         		 Famous Peace Sign at the Table Top Mountain...Priceless!: by claudettekim, Views[1314]
         		 the CRAFT: by claudettekim, Views[290]
         		 to Travel the World: by claudettekim, Views[299]
     
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