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Christmas in Burundi: Celebrations in the Nearby Village of Kajaga-Kinyinya
Updated 17 Dec. 2014> Related articles and recent events: African Beef Stew with sweet potatoes and mangos, cooked and served in a Pumpkin (dianabuja.wordpress.com) Using the Fruits of the Earth: Feasting in Burundi (dianabuja.wordpress.com) Notes on Dairy Goats and Artisan Cheese … Continue reading
Music to Bike By – The Hills of Burundi
The best music to accompany the following video of a descent (by bike) from the highlands of Burundi into the capital of Bujumbura on Lake Tanganyika – a drop of some 30 kilometers and 1400 meters – is, in my opinion, … Continue reading
Singing About Burundi
Burundians love their country, and here is Steve Sogo’s song, ‘My Beautiful Country, Burundi,’ which celebrates this fact. The song has been a run-away hit, very much beloved throughout the country. Scenes in the video are of traditional Burundi styles and musical … Continue reading
The Rarely Seen Birds of Egypt, by Ahmed Waheed
See on Scoop.it – Africa and Beyond Ahmed Waheed started bird-watching when he was seven years old. He would travel with his father, who was the manager of the Zaranik Protectorate in North Sinai. The protectorate covers 250 square kilometers, and … Continue reading
Posted in Africa-General, Birds, Egypt-Recent, Environment, Lake Tanganyika, Living here, Nature, Red Sea
Tagged Africa, Birds, Egypt, Photography, Ruzizi River
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Friday Funnies: Cats and Monkeys
Well, the monkey in the above video certainly didn’t consider this episode ‘funny’. Have a lovely and restful weekend! Sunset on Lake Tanganyika
Posted in Burundi, Cats, Lake Tanganyika, Living here, Monkeys, Pets
Tagged Animal, Burundi, Comic, Lake Tanganyika, Monkey, Recreation, restful weekend, sunset, Weekend
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Friday Funnies – Films
This Friday, a series of cat and other animal videos – mostly funny. This first video is by Jim Hausman, who owns both the cat and the deer. The deer is totally immobile, a trait found in the wild when … Continue reading
Posted in Africa-General, Buffalo, Cats, Dairy goats, Dogs, Hippopotimus, Lake Tanganyika, Living here, Pets, Pigs, Primates, Rusizi River ^ Wetlands, USA
Tagged Asia, baby hippo, Cairo, Cat, Hippopotamus, hippos, Kenya, orangutan, Recreation, Sudan, University of Notre Dame, YouTube
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