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A photograph of sugar cane alongside a bank in Congo. The sugar cane is not extensively grown here and there is a fence around the sugar cane to protect it from the goats.

A photograph of long stalks of sugar cane in market, which is eaten by the indigenous population.

Sugar cane, banana, papaya, trees in back. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 12, 1920]

Sugar cane, bananas, manihot, old corn with forest in the back. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 17, 1920]

Sugar cane - bananas and a huge red petioled palm - with leaf like a huge oil palm. These bottom lands are very fertile - but the rest is difficult because although the rain is sufficient to support a rather heavy vegetation the drought period is so…

Sugar cane, corn, eggplant, pepper, beans, sweet potatoes, oranges, eggs, cakes and snuff. This market is not especially well attended. But it serves as a medium of exchange for the natives. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 17, 1920]

Page 1 of a letter sent from Ken Wolfgang to Sharon Wolfgang and Glenn Wolfgang from the Ashoka Hotel, New Delhi, India, dated December 15, 1974

Page 2 of a letter sent from Ken Wolfgang to Sharon Wolfgang and Glenn Wolfgang from the Ashoka Hotel, New Delhi, India, dated December 15, 1974.

Page 3 of a letter sent from Ken Wolfgang to Sharon Wolfgang and Glenn Wolfgang from the Ashoka Hotel, New Delhi, India, dated December 15, 1974.

Page 4 of a letter sent from Ken Wolfgang to Sharon Wolfgang and Glenn Wolfgang from the Ashoka Hotel, New Delhi, India, dated December 15, 1974.

Dirt path in between a field of sunflowers.

A sunset photograph on the Lualaba river looking towards the river bank full of vegetation and palms.