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The Accidental Do-Gooder
January of 1988 found me in the deep bush along the Zambezi River in the southern part of central Africa. It was the third year of my journey toward self-destruction which stretched over half of the African continent. I and my disreputable associates camped in the bush fifty or sixty kilometers from anywhere. We were a mixed lot. A young blonde German engineer whose lover had flipped him over for a hawker of knockwursts on the streets of Hamburg; a red-haired Dutchman from
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Outside View of Church
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Inside View of Church w/Windows
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Inside View of Church
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Children of our Workers in the Church Look at these kids closely and say a prayer to whoomever of your choice. Any...
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The Store, Beer Hall, Recreation Room Home of warm beer and groceries.
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On our way back to camp The wide Zambezi from the Zimbabwe side looking toward Zambia
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Cape Buffalo - in our trailer The most dangerous person in the African bush is a novice hunter....
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Our Workers
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Workers and their families
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Children of the Bush
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Toll Gate Man
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New homes for our workers.
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A Couple of Painters
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Farming in the Bush This is a portion of the 100 hectares we cleared for our experiement...
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Chirundu, Zamba Chirundu on a busy day. Picture made near the center of town. Chirundu is the...
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