 | Wow!! What awesome pictures!! The falls must be stunning beyond words during the rainy season. |
 | picha muzuri sana, kabisa;
lakini, kwa nini akuna nyama ?
Mimi na penda nyama
asanti, mama. |
 | IS WONDERFULL......!!!!!!! |
 | Absolutely Bloody awesome..... Well done Young Maiko Where have you been of late??? Are you well?? |
 | Wow !!!.....Wonderful photos my friend. Thanks a lot ;-) |
 | bgabi wrote on Jul 7, '07 |
 | Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Namibiano & Dinah |
 | -) Thanks for sharing. Wonderful photos. Kiss |
 | maikobiah wrote on Jul 7, '07, edited on Jul 7, '07 *** THANKS TO ALL OF YOU for your interest and appreciation ***
Maïko. |
 | Wow, a really beautiful sight. |
 | Gyönyörű,ezt láni kellene! |
| maikobiah wrote on Sep 28, '07, edited on Sep 29, '07  Gyönyörű,ezt láni kellene!  Really sorry, Hendrik, but I don't understand your language !
And I even don't know which language it is and from which country you're from....
Should you be Japanese ?
Anyway, thank you for your visit,
Maïko. |
 | Beautiful shot! Looks like some fantasy landscape... |
| maikobiah wrote on Nov 1, '07, edited on Nov 25, '07 Beautiful shot! Looks like some fantasy landscape... It's indeed something abolutely fantastic !
I'm glad you like it, Eva !
Maïko. |
 | These are great shots Maiko! I'll be browsing through your wonderful photos. :D |
| I'm ik plan to go back in 2008, at the end of the rain season, to see the full thing !!
Be sure I will bring back some pictures for all of you, my friends.
Maïko. |
 | can hear the sound too .... ;-) Excellent! |
 | wonderful the waterfall!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
 | Uau!!!I Beautiful...really fantastic !!
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| Este álbum de fotos me faz lembrar Foz do Iguaçu - Brasil, as Cataratas. Tenho algumas imagens de lá, são maravilhosas! Maiko, eu ficarias horas vendo suas imagens,realmente são maravilhosas! Desculpe-me por não escrever in English. |
 | Wonderful photo. You killed two birds in one stone. Congratulations maikobia! |
| I wish I could visit this place. Only the peace situation is a PROBLEM! |
| Was there any dam to siphon the water to something productive? |
| These water once channeled could water all the agricultural land of the country - thus bring prosperity to the farmers. Am I right to say this Maikobia? |
|  Wonderful photo. You killed two birds in one stone. Congratulations maikobia! Thank you very much, Aabel !
You said : "I wish I could visit this place. Only the peace situation is a PROBLEM!"
In fact there's absolutely no problem, there, because it's one of the major touristic
attraction, just at the Zambian border (You even don't need to go in Zimbabwe, the
falls are also perfectly viewed from Zambia, as they are actually on the border), and
the people there are much more interested by their business (tourism) than by the politic.
"Was there any dam to siphon the water to something productive?"
There is ! One of the greatest dam in the world, on this Zambezi river, which gives
birth to the Kariba lake !! (See my album about the Kariba lake if you're interested)
And of course, it products electricity for Zambia AND for Zimbabwe.
I think they have even enough for exportation...
"These water once channeled could water all the agricultural land of the country - thus bring prosperity to the farmers. Am I right to say this Maikobia?"
In fact, Zambia and Zimbabwe do not have real problems with the water. And yes, several
parts of the river (which starts in Angola and end in the Indian ocean in Mozambic, after a
very long traject) bring prosperity to a lot of regions in several countries. Also in Mozambic
there's a large dam... And also, a large part of the Zambezi contribute to the stay of a
very large number of animals species, which means numerous national parks and game
reserves, attracting a lot of tourists, and tourism in Africa means hard foreign currency and
prosperity !...
If, as well in Kenya as in Zimbabwe, Congo, Uganda, and other countries,
they could be mature enough to avoid to fight at each political problem, and if they could have serious governements with real qualified managers, most of those countries should be very rich !!
The problem is not the water, not the electricity, and not the agriculture !
It's only the bad politic, the high level of corruption and the poor management...
Maïko. |
| Thanks for your visit, Sara !
And GOOD MORNING too !!
Maïko. |
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