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A photograph of station house at Kalule nord. There are two leopard rugs being hung outside the station house.

A photograph of wood and rails in the foreground and trees in the background with vines hanging down from the trees.

A photograph of termite hills, which are mostly tall light grey monument types in this area.

A photograph of very fine scrubby acacia and grasses as well as indigenous huts in the background.

A photograph of acacias on the side of the track.

A photograph showing detailed view of the porch of the newly erected trading station. It highlights the grass roof and fiber bound rafters, beams and posts.

A photograph of dwellings in Bukama, five in the foreground while there more in the background. The roofs are made of grass while bamboo and clay are used for side walls.

A photograph of dwellings in Bukama, with a few in the foreground and many in the background. The roofs are made of grass while bamboo and clay are used for side walls.

A photograph of tall grass and bush. There is open coarse spikelet grass, andropogon, hairy mint, combretum and trees.

A photograph of tall grass and bush. This is typical of the bush savanna in Bukama and the grass is about 4 feet high.

A photograph of bush grass and a river in background. There is also trees and wooded hills in the far background.

A photograph of typical brush, including bush and trees. There is a rock in the foreground as well as a tree with lichen on small trunk on the right.

A photograph of rocks in foreground with grass and other plants around them. There is landolphia on the left and the grass is possibly andropogon sorghum. In the far background, there are tree covered hills.

A photograph of a grass flat, mostly echinochloa, acacia and brush savanna on the hill in the background.

A photograph of a view of Lualaba, seen from the bank of a river in Bukama.

A photograph of yellow gladiolus, about 1/3 of its natural size. The flower is pure yellow and grows in very wet soil.

A photograph of yellow gladiolus .about 1/3 of its natural size.

A photograph of pennisetum with cattle hair snare set over the head to catch small birds and to protect the seed.

A photograph highlighting an abundant amount of andropogon sorghum.

A photograph of a view with coarse grass in the foreground with rest houses for indigenous soldiers on the far left , a river in the middle, and a hill on the far right.