Mozambique has to be one of the last un-explored frontiers and is also home to an incredible diversity of ecosystems, habits and species. It has a wide assortment of cultures and its people must be amongst the friendliest in the world.
This is despite the decades of war that savaged the country and kept it impoverished. Thankfully, over a decade of peace has changed this with much needed improvement and development taking place to the benefit of its peoples.
1 of 12: Herding cattle along a misty floodplain, Limpopo floodplain, Maputo Province, Mozambique
2 of 12: A young cattle herder leads his animals to daily grazing, Limpopo floodplain, Maputo Province, Mozambique
3 of 12: A young boy drives his cattle to their daily grazing grounds, Limpopo floodplain, Maputo Province, Mozambique
4 of 12: Ox cart in the mist and accompanying herders, Maputo Province, Limpopo Floodplain, Mozambique
5 of 12: Mozambican ladies in the early morning mist, carrying loads on their heads, Limpopo floodplain, Maputo province, Mozambique
6 of 12: Mozambican ladies walk to fetch water in the mist at dawn, Maputo Province, Limpopo Floodplain, Mozambique
7 of 12: Mozambican children with their mothers as they stand on a large boulder near their kraal, Gorongosa Mountain, Inhambane Province, Mozambique
8 of 12: Mozambican fisher in his dug out canoe, Limpopo floodplain, Maputo Province, Mozambique
9 of 12: Mozambican children sell bottled water to vehicles queuing up while waiting for the Save police convoy, Save River Bridge, Inhambane Province, Mozambique
10 of 12: Transporting charcoal to the market by bicycle, Rio Savanne, Beira, Sofala Province, Mozambique
11 of 12: Young Mozambican boys pose joyfully on a large sand heap, Limpopo floodplain, Maputo Province, Mozambique
12 of 12: Mozambican child waving from near his kraal, Gorongosa Mountain, Inhambane Province, Mozambique
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