I like the contrast with the magazine picture. Even more that this probably conservative lady walks around like that.
typical wooden door detail.
as any Tintin fan will know, he never came to Tanzania.
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I'd rather suspect that beautiful baobab was used by a smart entrepreneur as it is to build his shop hut around it. Historically there are no hut in Stonetown.
I also think such a large growing tree including thick roots would damage deeply any house built around it.
Posted by: ben wilhelmi | 06 December 2011 at 09:23 AM
The tree is so gorgeous. Is it inside a house?
Posted by: Megan | Picture Contest | 04 December 2011 at 08:22 AM