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Written by Raymond Henry CRITCHELL
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Monday, 23 November 2009 16:06 |
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The 'Big Tree'. A giant specimen of the Baobab tree which is found in many parts of Zambia. This is one of the local 'sights' for visitors and its size can be judged by the size of the people at its base. It was close to here where the elephants killed a young boy leading to the culling of the whole herd of seven elephants in 1949. |
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| The game Department removed and took away all of the ivory tusks. Someone had already removed much of the trunk. Evidently a delicacy |
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