Taken at Mtentu, Wild Coast, South Africa. An Australian company won the right to extract heavy minerals (for example titanium) from this area, but strong community opposition is ensuring that the only extracted minerals remain the rusty artwork which was long ago shipwrecked here. Mtentu is located within the Mpondoland Centre of Endemism, a botanical wonderland.
...be it in the soulful curvature of the human body; the delicate structures and styles of natural earth; or the mind-numbing murderousness of the evolving human species - better still, be it the wicked scratching of a 2am naughty mind on the soulful twitter of a sunrise forest ...
a little bit of logic...
This blog is a shout out to Eye candy, which mostly captures the wicked beauty of South Africa's Wild Coast, as seen during times working with rural communities around land reform, tenure reform and tourism issues. To spice things up, we provide you with a bit of Trip candy. Here you will find stories that mothers tell babies to scare them wide awake...
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