#pearl of africa

[haula5]

Love trekking? 🏔️ Before tackling Uganda’s giants—Mt. Rwenzori & Mt. Elgon—train on the Virunga Volcanoes! 🌋✨

🔥 Start small, dream big! These peaks will get you ready:

✅ Mt. Muhavura (4,127m) – The ultimate endurance test! 🏃‍♂️💨

✅ Mt. Gahinga (3,474m) – A scenic warm-up through lush bamboo forests! 🎍🌿

✅ Mt. Sabinyo (3,669m) – Conquer the ‘Old Man’s Teeth’ & stand in 3 countries at once! 🌍

🏕️ Train smart, hike strong & reach your mountain goals! Who’s up for the challenge? Drop a 🏔️ in the comments!👇🏾🔥

#TrekUganda #VirungaVolcanoes #HikingAdventures #RwenzoriMountains #MtElgon #AdventureAwaits

[wgm-beautiful-world]

C h e f c h a o u e n

[occvltswim]

❝Sultane Noire (1748)❞ — Joseph-Marie Vien (French, 1716–1809)

[egolifontein]

Pearl Thusi (@ pearlthusi)

[visitafrica-today]

The Karamojong (also spelled Karimojong) are a Nilotic ethnic group native to northeastern Uganda, primarily in Karamoja sub-region, which consists of the districts of Moroto, Kotido, Kaabong, Abim, Nakapiripirit, Napak, Amudat, and Nabilatuk. This region is also home to Kidepo Valley National Park, a vast wilderness that serves as a crucial part of the Karamojong’s ancestral lands and a key area for their pastoralist way of life.

Experience Uganda’s most remote and breathtaking national park! Book your trip to Kidepo Valley today.

https://visitafrica.site/

[buffetlicious]

Went out shopping with mum and bought myself a pot of Variegated String of Pearls (Curio rowleyanus) or better known by its synonym Senecio rowleyanus. This creeping succulent vine is native to the Cape Provinces of South Africa. Also called string of beads, it comes in both green and variegated colours. The latter had pearl-like leaves that are swirled in cream, green and sometimes even pink and purple colours with the right combination of sun stress and water.

Green String of Pearls image from here.

[artadorkable]

Under the deep blue sea many creatures were created by the Lwa.Mermaids,Simbi Zin,Nommo,and sea monsters were the descendants of Mami Wata and Yemọja.They established many kingdoms,city states,and clans deep within the sea.Quito Aaliyah Laurette is a plucky young mermaid.She wished to see the surface and discover many new things along the way. She’s from the kingdom of pèl resif which resides in the deep sea around the rainbow isles.the capital is Nevis town.They export fish,iron,nickel,salt,gas,bauxite,petroleum,copper,gold,silver,nickel,cobalt,iron,niobium,aluminum,zinc, lead,tin,lithium,chromium, and manganese.its known for its coastal mangroves,deep sea magic,fishing,diving,world second largest coral reef,pearls,sea turtles,deep red clay,oceanic trenchesThis kingdom and culture is based on ancient Saint Thomas Virgin Islands in the Caribbean note:note fish in real life don’t have bellybuttons so I didn’t give her one and other fish people won’t have them either. her design is based off the Queen Angel fish

[bruce-wyatt-burner]

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[fangod9624]

So there's this TikTok filter called "Name As A Flag." It's basically what you expect to try this filter.

So yesterday I just saw one guy making a Skibidi Toilet flag on TikTok and this made me an idea: What if all 9 Pokémon regions had their own flags? That's what I did last night, and here's all the flags I keyboarded:

[neste-uganda-safaris]

[raw1111official]

🌺🥑🎉 Celebrate National Tapioca Day on RAW1111.COM! 🧋🎉 Enjoy delicious vegan recipes and fun facts. #GVWU Go Vegan With Us and join the tapioca fun! 🌱✨

[themoonverse]

Ma première publication sur T

Je l’ai appelé Griot…identity and history

[wgm-beautiful-world]

C h e f c h a o u e n

[blackjewels5]

[egolifontein]

Pearl Ledikele (@ pearlledikele)

[mystacoceti]

"No need to collect a mass of facts. We have just considered societies which are ignorant: the first, of our conception of fate; the second, of our conception of birth; the third, of our conception of exchange; the last, of our conception of death. That's enough.

"Between the men we have just mentioned, and the Greek, or the Gothic man—or anybody else—and ourselves, what is there in common?"

Lowering his lizard-skin eyelids slightly, [Möllberg] paused for a moment, to give more weight to what he was going to say:

"Whether we are talking of God in the religious civilizations, or the link with the cosmos in the preceding civilizations, every mental structure considers as absolute and unassailable any particular sign which directs life, and without which man could neither think nor act. (A sign which does not necessarily guarantee a better life for man, which can equally well, of course, contribute to his destruction!) It is to man what the aquarium is to the fish swimming inside it. It does not enter his mind. It has nothing to do with the search for truth. It seizes and possesses man, while he never possesses it entirely. So much so, in fact—and now I come back to Mr. Vincent Berger's argument—that men are, perhaps, more thoroughly defined and classified by their form of fatalism than by anything else."

"Which is ours?" my father asked.

"it's not easy for a fish to see its own aquarium. . . . First and foremost, one's country, don't yo think?"

Walter raised his hand with the same conductor's gesture as before and said with a kind of bitterness:

"There is a truth, gentlemen, to which we do in fact submit, in the same way as those kinds who appear on the fringe, if I may say so, of the most distant past used to submit to the stars . . . without which neither the idea of country, nor that of race, nor that of social distinction, would be what it is. We live in it, as the religious civilizations lived in God. Without it, not one of us—I merely say: 'not one'—would be able to think. It's our only realm: it's history."

"And behind history," Möllberg went on, "perhaps there's something which is to history what history is to the country, to revolution. Perhaps our consciousness of time—"

from The Walnut Trees of Altenburg, André Malraux, tr. A. W. Fielding