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I always pictured African elephants to be grey, but in fact they are black...they cool their skin with clay and mud, which gives them their color
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They spent a majority of the day in the water...can't blame them in this heat
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Waiting many hours for the tro tro to fill up so we could leave the Nkwanta area...sucked
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We were able to get pretty close...but too close and they will charge, so we held our distance
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Kids racing on the obsticle course
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The Zoom can be seen in the background on the hill. It is the mud hut that houses the Golob drum in which the festival's spirit rests
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Picture taken from my chief's house...my house in the background
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A group of friends came to visit for the festival
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White boy trying not to embarrass himself
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We just finished with prayers a few hours ago...but we still had about 10 more hours of dancing yet to partake in until the day was done
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During this day of Golob festival, I went around and greeted the big men, ate and drank pito with them...here are a few of the opinion leaders in my village
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Night of Golkpagre...don't like to think about it much. But Jacob wanted to pose for a picture in front of my house.
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John, I, Jeremy, Tim, Dan, John S. and Jason...it was good to catch up with the southern folks
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