Hello my hive friends,
Hope you are all keeping well! This is another day with such beauties of nature. As most of you know how I love to be lost in nature, I decided to bring you these photographs I took today.
The first one shows the vervet monkeys; mother having a baby after the food hunt.
These monkeys can live up to thirty years in captivity and fifteen years in the wild. They have been in conflicts with the community people since they often raid their crops.
During the walk, I also travelled to Mgahinga national park where one views the fascinating sceneries of the volcanoes around. My favorite of the volcanoes here was Mount Sabyinyo where one stands in three countries when hikes to the third top peak, ie Rwanda, Uganda and Democratic Republic of Congo.
There are other local activities available for anyone visiting here in her or his free time, the caldera walk is amongst the best walks to recommend. I took a couple here to sight see the views while on top and it was a memorable one for them.
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Let us keep hive on!
