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Monthly Archives: May 2018
Lofa County, Liberia
Lofa County is the northernmost point in Liberia, sharing a border with Sierra Leone and Guinea. As of 2008 census the county of 9900 square kilometers had a population of more than 276,000. Rice, cassava, cocoa and sugarcane are the … Continue reading
Bong County, Liberia
The road to nowhere. A newly “completed” road from Kpatawee Falls, approximately two kilometers to the site of an aborted hydro-electric project, carves through a remnant of Upper Guinean rainforest. The road follows the Mein River past the upper falls … Continue reading
flash flood, Benson Street
Monrovia, Liberia. Heavy rain collects on Benson Street, making pedestrian travel a challenge.
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Fresh water is always useful. Rain, and especially the runoff from building roofs is often caught in buckets on the street.
Sunday rain
Sellers take shelter, waiting out a rainstorm under any cover available. Monrovia, Liberia.
Posted in Liberia
Tagged Africa, Liberia, market, Monrovia, rain, street_photography
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cusimanse
A cusimanse, Crossarchus obscurus, roams the property of Elizabeth Village Resort in Buchanan, Liberia. These mongoose-like animals, called Du in Liberia, are tolerant of people, which is probably their downfall, as they are easily hunted, especially with dogs. The young, … Continue reading