For more about the history of this ancient African city see my earlier post Abandoned: Great Zimbabwe
This Sunday over at Travel With Intent Debbie’s one word is ‘views’
Tish Farrell
Writer on the Edge
For more about the history of this ancient African city see my earlier post Abandoned: Great Zimbabwe
This Sunday over at Travel With Intent Debbie’s one word is ‘views’
Tish Farrell 
It almost looks like a painting and I will follow the link.
It rather felt like a painting when we were there. Something about the afternoon light, and it was winter in Zimbabwe too. Thanks for following the link, Beverly.
I’vejust followed the link – an interesting, tragic history.
That’s very nice of you, Sue. Extra reading and all that.
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Doubly splendid – view and man!
🙂 🙂 🙂
Thanks! We finally get to meet your man, and the view of Great Zimbabwe is amazing! Yes… to add to the other commenter, it does look like a painting.
Hello, Dr. Y. So glad to see you here too 🙂
Love this view of your very handsome man. Nice on the eyes 😍
If he sees these comments he’ll be blushing 🙂
😁❤️
Incredible view, it is like a painting. You have a very handsome man!
Thanks for that, Lisa. That will make his Monday morning.
That is a special place to visit, for sure. Those ruins left an impression on me. Great shot of your handsome man!
There is nowhere quite like it, is there. And when we went there was hardly a soul about; only in the Shona village where the craft demonstrators were busy practising their trades irrespective of visitors turning up.
No wonder you stand by your man – a very upright chap 😉 p.s. left a comment on your Zimbabwe post
Thanks for all those kind words, Laura. How’s the hand doing?
not quite upstanding but moving more now!
Well done. So far so good!
The landscape drew me into your image with its juxtaposition of colors and the flowing terrain.
Thank you for that thoughtful ‘view’, Sally.
G doesn’t look that vintage, Tish. And I hope you won’t be offended if I say that compared to his rather excellent shed, I don’t think much of his brickwork in this shot.
Weather looks okay, though.
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Oh, you! That made him chortle :O
Mzee mkubwa. 🙂
Ha!
😉 (Seems to have made quite an impression on of your readers)
Indeed it did 🙂
Now that is some view! I’ve only been out of Africa for a few days and you’re making me miss it badly!
Once been, forever missed! Thanks, Debbie. I’m trying not envy you your recent trip. Graham lived in Tanzania for 2 years doing VSO and tracking down crop pests – based in Tabora.
What a view – stupendous 🙂
Hello Becky. Yes it’s the sort of view you don’t quite believe 🙂
And you’ve captured it – all too often when I come across stupendous views I fail to capture their magnificence. But you have here 🙂
Thanks very much. But I think it was down to the camera. I had a little Olympus trip in those day, and when I hadn’t got it on the wrong settings, and it only had about three to choose from, it was ace on views.