JOURNEY TO ZIMBABWE, pt III: Sitt-seeing & Wonders

pt.s I & II}

Fall). Please, pay attention to the stops on your train-ticket.

And, adhear to en route departure calls at all times!”

natural wonders of the world?

May you please name the

other six natural wonders??

“appetizer” for our journey: ...)

Great Rift Valley. The Falls formed by the Zambezi river,

which is the natural boundary separating Zambia from Zim. The Falls is currently jointly own by the two governments, with each country individually maintaining a national park that bears a name corresponding with one of the names by which the Falls is known by.

Money!”

has a handful of Bridal Veil Falls that come only

second to the the Niagra Falls' (flowing water) cascades.

“buildings” or the verb “...to build...”)

implements and every-day scenarios.”

Zimbabwean woman.”

In particular, 'Shona Sculptures' are 'big bucks'; and, a national

treasure...as featured on their flag.”

“Can you feel the 'local' enthusiasm, Shamwari:)?”

Ms Mano is pictured ,here, whilst on her internship at the ZNG

from the 'Stone Age' of Human civilization. What do you

think?”

the UP (R.S.A.), who are on an educational tour within

the vicinity of the Ruins.

ruins?
On-site facilities
Original Artifacts

in line with Getrude C. Thompson's conclusions, Dr Swanepoel (2016)

postulated that the 'Walls of Gwollu' were built by a native community of Black people who inhabited them as a form of fortress and shelter.
There is ,simply, no evidence that these walls were built by forces and entities exotic to the Black Star of Africa.

the Unknown Soldier

via automobile.”

art, capable of speaking about the whole creation, from personal

and family feelings to the world of spirit, soul and self. It is a thrilling adventure of contemporal art.”
Arts Review, London, 1990

kind of people. Namely, the _ _ _ _-speaking people.

{Ref. to pt.I & II}
The work-force of Zimbabwe is fairly diligent and industrious. And, hence, has made great strides in the sectors of mining, agriculture, tourism...as well as in numerous (natural) off-shoots of those entrepreneural enterprises stemming from the above-mentioned economic activities_diamond-polishing, maize refinery and storage and trophy-hunting. {Ref. to pt.II}.
Great ZImbabwean was a Black civilization of high culture and its ruins are situated in present-day _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . {Ref. to our vk.com Group}
The Chapungu Sculpture Park was founded by a ertain Mr R. _ _ _ _ _ _ _. It has at least one major “subsidiary” elsewhere in the diaspora. Its largest extra-domiciliary haven for Shona Sculpture (hand-sculptured by Shona sculptors) may be found in the vicinity of Loveland, Colorado, _ _ _. {Ref. to our vk.com Group}
What do we term a person whose occupation it is to model sculptures from un-chiseled stone? {Ref. to the dictionary; ...General knowledge}