Mozambique: 2004
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tropical Africa
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Every tree produces some 100 coconuts every year. There is no specific ripening period or time of harvest.
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Inhambane city market
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town market
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A life in modesty: most people live from hand to mouth.
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A journey through this unparalleled scenery is an absolute delight.
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Unparalleled beauty along the coast of the Indian Ocean.
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Getting a hitch.
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Pawpaw tree
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The art of weaving palm fronds.
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Tailoring - a man′s job
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off the main road
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Paradise for lovers of sea food in all variations: lobsters, bought directly from a fisherman on the beach.
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The common means of transportation along the coast: Dhow
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The rural population often lives in modesty and self-sufficiency, whereas the „state“ lives off foreign aid.
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water for the family
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One of the most terrible legacies of the long civil war are the mines. De-mining is proceeding only slowly.
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beach accommodation
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buying wood for the campfire
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along the road
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