We have travelled over a million km’s in 27 years of collecting artefacts. From the green hills of Zululand to the fertile flood plains of Zambia, exploring and searching for treasures.
The carver with an ironwood carving of his own hands, Southern Zambia
Westcor donated hundreds of pairs of spectacles to us to distribute to weavers, readers, grannies, grandpas, students, teachers and people we meet on our travels. This has brought much joy...and focus! Thank you Westcor for your continued support !
Waiting in the shade with the dogs - Western Zambia
Ila Tonga man with one of his sculptures - Kafue forest
Another original garage....in a remote village
A friendly border patrol soldier who joined us early one morning for fresh oranges - Zambia
One of the neatest, friendliest, cleanest convenient stores in the middle of nowehere - Central Zambia
A Luvale family dancing just for us - what joy it was sitting in the sun listening to fantastic drumming and watching them enjoy themselves, Namalindi, Zambia
You should have seen the rest of the car!!!!
Steve with rural Ila Tonga family and their dogs - we celebrated the abundant maize harvest with them
Simple camp - Zambia
No more roof top tent - we find the ground tent more convenient
Don't be alarmed! This is just a pose 🙂 Ila Tonga man showing us how he uses his hunting spear
Juliette always sat with the women at the agricultural meetings after which they prepared food and drink and discussed farming matters
One of our camps in Western Zambia, surrounded by lush trees, cattle, friendly local people and a cockerel that insisted on waking us up very early every morning!
Sibusiso Mbhele looking out of his helicopter home, Bergville, Natal
Gathering stools and catching up with local news, Western Zambia
