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A photograph of the coarse grass of the bottom land. When it's not cut, it grows tall when flooded but when clipped close, it forms into an even turf.

A photograph of an avicennia officinalis, a typical tree of bottom land.

A photograph of a portion of a river with indigenous people fishing. There is also mangrove vegetation along the side of the river.

A photograph of indigenous huts with grass thatched roof and clay walls.

A photograph of grassland near Beira where it is burned every year.

A photograph that shows eucalptus trees and grassland as well as a trolley and trolley line on the right.

A photograph of the grassland around Beira with trees in the background.

A photograph of a coconut grove (cocos nucifera).

A photograph of vegetable garden, predominantly cabbage and sweet potatoes, in the foreground and coconut palm trees in the background.

A photograph of part of the bush in Beira. There are acacia, palms, and asparagus on a grass floor.

A photograph of part of the bush in Beira. There are acacia, palms, and asparagus on a grass floor.

A photograph of low veld that shows palm and acacia.

A photograph of an indigenous man standing next to a trolley that he pushes on a trolley line. A coconut palm trees line the trolley line.

A photograph showing a detail view of palm wine making.

A photograph showing a detail view of palm wine making. It shows the sap pushing out fo the palm trunk and draining over the side into a broken bottle below.

A photograph of Miss Miss Vivienne Ellis sitting in a Savoy hotel trolley, "ready for office", with two indigenous men standing behind the trolley.

A photograph of grass and trees just outside of Beira.

A photograph of open park country, showing some scattered trees over the grassland and large ant hills.

A photograph of a train with Indian people and Black people. The train was stopped at Villa Machado, the first city on the route.

A photograph of low trees and tall grass, just out of Beira. There are a lot of pterocarpus , combretum, and brush.