Watching TV from the outside...Thursday, August 30, 2007
Thursday, August 23, 2007
swazi culture
Swazi style: "Boys and men wore loin-skins of selected wild animals. Girls wore grass skirts. A woman with a child wore a cow-skin skirt, and put her hair up in a bun "bee-hive" hairstyle. A married ("lobola'ed") woman wore a goat-skin apron over her shoulder." 
mantenga nature reserve
The Mantenga Waterfalls are Swaziland's best-known falls, and the largest in terms of volume of water... mantenga cultural village
A matriarchal culture, where the grandmother has the most important role... Everyone respects her more than everything!
mantenga cultural village
"The cultural village is a living museum of all things traditional and represents a classical Swazi lifestyle during the 1850's. The building materials are strictly traditional: poles, grass, reeds, leather strips, earth and dried cow-dung.Each hut has its own specific purpose, kraals or byres for cattle and goats, reed fences that serve as windbreaks, and various other structures. With the traditional artefact's on display, the village illustrates many facets of the ancient Swazi way of life: social, economic and religious."
Friday, August 17, 2007
MLILWANE WILDLIFE SANCTUARY - June 2007
Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary is a beautiful, secluded sanctuary situated in Swaziland’s “Valley of Heaven”, the Ezulwini Valley. A very quiet place, amazing nature paradise!My sister ask me for this picture! Here it is!
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
hlane royal national park
I've got a big mouth... a very big mouth... with a lot of space... for different things...(in Anja Garbarek song)
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